The vast majority of those disclosures — 87 percent — were of minor import, citing dress-code violations or, most commonly, public displays of affection.
In contrast, the combustion of MSW is often considered to be detrimental both to human health and environmental management primarily because of various gaseous pollutants, most commonly public health risk concern about poly-chlorinated dibenzo-p-dioxins and dibenzofurans [4].
Most commonly, public or private child welfare agency social workers refer families to the Family Group Conference Agency, although some families may also self-refer.
In 2013 incidents most commonly involved public verbal abuse hurled at visibly Jewish people, including shouts of "Heil Hitler" and "fucking Jewish bastards".
The Blair VIP latrine was designed in Zimbabwe in the 1970s [ 29] and remains the most commonly exported public health innovation.
By contrast, in Benin, Ghana and Niger, where there were multiple authorised publishers, we decided to collect the textbooks deemed to be most commonly used in public schools on the basis of consultation with local experts.
The HI test and MAC-ELISA are the two serologic tests most commonly used by public health and veterinary diagnostic laboratories in the United States to screen for WNV infection (42 ).
A majority of responding medical schools reported an affiliation with a university (98%, n = 105) and many schools trained other categories of health care workers, most commonly nurses and public health practitioners, and offered post-graduate medical education.
Public meetings, hearings, and surveys, the most commonly used mechanisms for public land managers to solicit public opinion, tend to foster participation of organized special interests or, in the case of surveys, focus on a specific topic.
First-class, or letter, mail (called letter post in the United Kingdom) is the basis of the postal service monopoly and, as the class of mail most commonly used by the public, has generally had a simplified rate structure.
Given the link between pesticides and long-term raptor decline, how can the Audubon Society justify taking money from Monsanto whose glyphosate-based RoundUp (the most commonly used by the public and farms) is the most likely culprit for toxicity-related raptor mortality?
