Low work standards and inadequate job/task/tool design were frequently noted as the basic cause while the most common substandard actions contributing to the incident were workers being inattentive to ambient job hazards and utilizing unsafe work positions.
White flight to the suburbs and overseas appears irreversible and many of architectural highlights, such as art-deco and 70s tower blocks, are in a shocking state of repair – yet the dire need in South Africa means most of these substandard homes remain in use.
There's continued increase of manufacturing capacity, and you have tens of millions of people moving each year from what most would consider substandard housing to what most would consider modern housing.
At the most basic level, substandard housing and buildings are unhealthy, unsustainable, and unaffordable (Jacobs 2005; Sandel et al. 2004).
Drugs that act on the nervous system (n=141, 22%), alimentary tract and metabolism (n=90, 14%), and cardiovascular system (n=83, 13%) were the subgroups that most frequently contained substandard medicines.
He said American companies would also be reluctant to venture into Mexico because many roads were substandard and most American drivers were not bilingual.
The Shanghai results also do not cover the children of migrant workers in the city, which is no great surprise since these kids are treated as second-class citizens and most of them attend substandard schools.
As with Heseltine's lift attendants, Cameron has no idea that most tenants who rent substandard homes on poorly maintained estates do so because they can afford nothing else.
Although the program needs more funds and better administration, No Child Left Behind is tackling one of the nation's most critical problems: the substandard educational opportunities offered to poor and minority children.
Estimates vary, but some recent studies suggest that as many as a third of malaria drugs in the two countries are fake or substandard, and most are believed to have originated in China.
