But George S. Locker, a lawyer for the tenants, said that Forest City and the development agency's chairman, Charles A. Gargano, who presided over yesterday's vote, had deliberately misled the tenants about the potential for condemnation.
It is suggested that overall, private sector actors are frustrated by having to take on all the financial risks associated with product development, while humanitarians fret about potential public condemnation and donor criticism if a product fails to aid beneficiaries in the field (Nielsen 2014).
Cost efficiency could result from limiting the number of abattoirs requiring investigation during potential aberrations in condemnation rate, and by reducing the number of abattoirs requiring targeted surveillance and specialized training of inspectors.
Although North Korea's motivations for its actions are often opaque, Mr. Sin gave one remarkably candid answer when asked about the potential fallout from Security Council condemnation.
Word of Khadr's potential bail sparked strong condemnations from conservative legislators who consider Khadr to pose a continued danger.
It is possible that Edwards feared the potential criticism, ostracism and religious condemnation he would receive if he went public with his finding so he destroyed the evidence and kept his research a secret until he found a research partner in one Dr. Patrick Steptoe who could help him take his work to the next level.
To analyze the association between condemnation rates and potential explanatory variables including abattoir characteristics, season, year and commodity price, as well as animal class, negative binomial regression models were fit using generalized estimating equations (GEE) to account for autocorrelation among observations from the same abattoir.
We investigated the potential association between slaughterhouse size and condemnation rates in cattle and pig slaughterhouses.
Abattoir condemnation data have the potential to provide early warning of emerging animal and zoonotic diseases, particularly provincial abattoir data and yet these data have been under-utilized in the past.
Caution should therefore be applied when making comparisons between the Swiss data and other carcass condemnation data as a result of potential under-reporting.
