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Saakashvili's reform measures have created unintended consequences.
These measures have created a perfect storm for social housing and the very people that housing associations were established to help.
Though some cities considering similar measures have created a team of cops who specialize in dealing with the mentally ill, Police Chief Greg Suhr has spoken out against that idea, telling KQED: "Police officers by nature find niches..
Lack of access to health services, education and basic child protection measures have created a crisis for girls and young women in Sierra Leone -- leading to high rates of child marriage and teen pregnancy.
5 Fourth, publicly reported measures have created new opportunities for researchers to conduct comparative-effectiveness studies and for medical educators to advance practice-based learning and improvement.
Micha Hörnle, 42, a reporter for a local newspaper, The Rhein-Neckar-Zeitung, said the security measures had created a "gated community" and local resentment in a city long grateful that it had been spared American bombing in World War II.
The transition from a history of top-down administration to multi-party politics, a market economy and harsh austerity measures has created an environment which may have appeared confusing in terms of where to direct sentiments and expressions of frustration.
Although MMT is a practical option for strength testing, its questionable reliability and subjective nature in obtaining strength measures has created an interest in alternative methods of strength testing [ 11].
The competing interpretations of the ballot measure have created something of a legal Olympiad, with the main court battle being waged by Central Valley farmers and Kings County.
But the measure has created a rift between Mr. Wiener and his fellow liberals, including the San Francisco Democratic Party, which has come out in opposition.
In his view, the GDP measure has created a society obsessed with mindless consumerism, in which the focus on growth has obscured the damage done to natural resources.
