The Federation's guidelines state that "complaints regarding lewd and immoral conduct, disrespectfulness, unprofessional behavior and conduct, inappropriate sexual advances, excessive profane language" are all potential grounds for decertification.
Stupid laws that needlessly require registration long in advance or excessive documentation when you show up to vote.
Ms. Wiffin said the officer failed to follow prison guidelines requiring staff members who schedule films to review them in advance for excessive violence, nudity or sex, and scenes that involve assaults on correctional personnel.
The film also examines the forces driving soaring costs — among them, aggressive end-of-life treatments — and looks at several strategies proven to rein in excessive spending, like executing advance directives, rethinking screening tests and learning about the risks and benefits of elective procedures.
His armies made careful, measured gains over time, rarely exposing themselves to excessive risks, but nevertheless advancing inexorably towards their objectives.
Many communities issue heat advisories before these periods of excessive heat to provide advance warning of dangerously hot weather and to allow for a timely response by local agencies.
The worry about the regulator's approach is that if business decides the pressure is excessive it can and will advance that date with the undertaker.
I left traditional publishing after a particularly symbolic experience, when I was actively discouraged from acquiring a book I believed in wholeheartedly but then met with excessive enthusiasm (and a large advance to back it) for a proposal propelled by a fancy agent, celebrity endorsements, and a whole lotta hot air.
The NWS has been testing its Heat/Health Watch Warning System to provide the public with five days' advance notice of excessive heat events.
But an excessive enthusiasm for and reliance on advances in weight loss born of laboratories rather than living rooms obscures many fundamentals.
