Use of languages other than English by government personnel is protected by the First Amendment, he declared, and Arizona's amendment could improperly expose them to sanctions or suits.
Wood stoves and fireplaces can, if improperly used, expose people to enormous amounts of toxic and irritating combustion products.
In a case unsealed this year in Federal District Court in Washington, a former Red Cross quality-control manager accused the organization of releasing 607 pints of contaminated blood in New Jersey, even though Red Cross officials knew that the blood had been improperly collected and exposed to air.
Since 2006, more than 600 million consumer records have been improperly accessed and exposed to identity theft.
Previous exposures to parenteral and sexual risk factors had been documented for this population (10 – 12 ), indicating that this population had been excessively exposed to improperly sterilized syringes and needles and that the main risk factor for HCV was the administration of intravenous antimalarial drugs, mostly before 1960.
Rotors can become warped from being tightened improperly or from being exposed to too much heat.
PAGE A15 Sacramento Tent City Will Be Moved A15 Obama's First Fund-Raisers in Office A16 Obama Visits Senate to Push Budget A16 VETERANS REACT TO H.I.V. WARNING Hundreds of veterans streamed into the Miami Veterans Hospital to be tested for H.I.V. and hepatitis after officials there said improperly cleaned equipment might have exposed them to infection.
We (Myers et al. 2009) concluded that prostate weights reported by Tyl et al. (2008) were abnormally high in control males, suggesting either that the dissections were done improperly, that control animals were exposed to a contaminating estrogen, or that their prostates were diseased.
In the Superfund program, such uncertainties may substantially undermine attempts to characterize potential impacts to populations exposed to metals from improperly disposed waste.
