It also overlooks the abundant evidence of continuing harassment and exclusion of minorities, not just in the south – through restrictive registration laws, overcrowded polling places in minority neighborhoods, dishonestly compiled voter purge lists, the denial of voting rights to ex-felons, police intimidation, and the crippling effect of mass incarceration.
The city's Department of Education decided several months ago to limit the number of children allowed to transfer under the law, saying that last year, an influx of transfer students contributed to overcrowding in some places, particularly middle schools.
Zoning officials closed Star Lounge permanently and on the spot because, it appears, the managers (or promoters) vastly overbooked a popular band, overcrowded the place, and left a few hundred outside.
Whatever the light-source, the effectiveness of phototherapy devices can be compromised by erratic power supply, inadequate skin exposure from overcrowding with multiple infants placed under a single device, sub-optimal irradiance levels, and poor device maintenance [ 18, 19].
Further growth could take place, not by overcrowding, as in existing cities, but in the foundation of a new garden city".
Russian prisons remain fearsome places, with poor rations, overcrowding and high risks of tuberculosis and H.I.V. infection.
Don't overcrowd your home.
Even with a good acuity scale in place, insufficient resources can still cause overcrowding.
Poor socioeconomic conditions that are characterized by overcrowding and a lack of hand hygiene, and placing children in daycare facilities, promote CMV transmission.
You can store the bulbs in a cool and ventilated place and replant them in Fall.This method prevents overcrowding by spreading the bulbs.
It means overcrowding can become a problem, says Mr. Ahmed, with lessons sometimes taking place with more than 100 pupils.
