Otherwise, his legacy will be more working poverty, more substandard housing, less social mobility and an internationally isolated Britain.
To do less is to provide substandard medical treatment and to violate one's obligations as a clinician.
We found that private apartments were far superior to and less expensive than the impersonal, substandard, Communist-era hotels.
Governments, such as China's, that link financial reimbursement to the amount of drugs dispensed must abolish that perverse practice.Regulators need to do better in their monitoring and public-health surveillance, so that counterfeit or substandard drugs (containing less than the proper dose of active ingredients, for example) are not given to unwitting patients.
A separate study by the Urban Institute found that between 2004 and 2010 blacks lost 23% of their average wealth, while whites lost 1%.Being poorer, black children are more likely to attend substandard schools, and less likely to graduate from college, than whites.
The town's plan repeatedly acknowledges that affordable rental housing is insufficient to meet the needs of these families, and notes that more than 70percentt of existing rental housing is substandard, rendering the units less than fully habitable.
NGOs and local groups hastily erected colonies intended to relieve the housing shortfall, but the substandard accommodations were really no less temporary than what they replaced.
Notably no falsified samples were identified in this study, even though the sample size was small, but substandard co-trimoxazole samples containing less than 93% APIs have been detected.
As unionized trucking outfits were squeezed off the road and loose regulations led to substandard conditions, a new demographic of the long-haul trucker emerged: "less educated, less stable, less tied to unions, less rooted in family life," and more likely to land on the suspect list in a homicide case.
Most of these were new graduates, less experienced and less skilled contributing to increased substandard care.
