Washington then seems to dismiss directly observed therapy, in which patients must be watched ingesting a complex sequence of medication daily, as yet another of the "inequitable policies" — blacks have a 300percentt greater risk of contracting tuberculosis than whites — that have "shaped the uncomfortably close relationship between African-Americans and infectious disease".
The messages, which were sent on city-issued pagers in 2002 and 2003, Mr. Kilpatrick's first years as mayor, are included in an 18-page brief that its author, the lawyer for three officers who sued the city after being dismissed, says directly led Mr. Kilpatrick to settle the case for $8.4 million.
Although it can be hard to dismiss someone directly, because you feel really guilty for a reason I can't totally put my manicured finger on.
While the statement never directly dismissed the possibility he could play in the final, it said that "no alternative treatment was discussed".
At a time of political crisis, South Korean presidents often replace senior staff members and ministers as a gesture of apology, even if those dismissed were not directly responsible for the trouble.
118 patients (42.1%) were directly dismissed from the ER after the psychiatric consultation while 35 patients (12.5%) were dismissed after a short period of clinical observation.
The dismissed lawsuit was not directly related to the taco shell incident.
Although Pakistan has been pressed to charge Mr. Saeed with involvement in the Mumbai attacks, Pakistan insists that it lacks enough evidence linking him to the attacks and that the charges dismissed Monday were not directly related to them.
A few state-owned corporations have their leaders directly appointed, dismissed, and assessed by the central government organization committee; these corporations are not included in this article's discussion.
Principals cannot directly dismiss teachers, either.
