Of the 880 million Social Security checks, tax refunds and other payments delivered last year, 68percentt were sent electronically, depriving the service of $180 million in revenue, according to a report published in September by the General Accounting Office, an investigative arm of Congress.
"We are sending a clear message to all lenders and servicers who would deprive our service members of the basic benefits and protections to which they are entitled: This type of conduct is more than just inappropriate, it is inexcusable.
Such queues are characterized by the phenomenon that a customer if deprived of service is forced to join the virtual pool of customers called orbit from where he tries again and again for the service.
She said: "Numerous health facilities have been attacked and are now out of service, depriving many more of lifesaving medical care.
As a result, hospitals are absorbing the bill for millions of dollars in unreimbursed expenses annually while the patients, trapped in bureaucratic limbo, are sometimes deprived of services that could be provided elsewhere at a small fraction of the cost.
He said he was offering "not unaffordable tax cuts which deprive public services of money they need, but an affordable tax cut, improved investment in health and education founded on economic stability".
These people have been pushed to the edge, deprived of services, occupation, and legal recourse.
Chanda Smith was a student who received a deficient education because she was deprived of services that could have helped her and that were legally required under federal law.
A systematic study of spatial organization of supply and demand could reveal areas that are deprived of services.
Ignorant about health, hygiene, and nutrition and deprived of services to protect them, street children are a malnourished sub-population subsisting on an inadequate diet.
