In the present study, district-average PFOA serum concentrations were more proximate to the true exposure (district PFOA water concentration at the time of water consumption) than the individual's PFOA serum concentration.
Being proximate to more expensive districts (e.g., Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Bardar Utama, Damansara Perdana and Desa Park City) this MRL seems to face uneconomic land uses and is left far behind though the city faces a lack of land to meet various categories of urban economic activities.
The district playing fields proximate to each school site are an enormous resource to the community, providing open green space for youth athletic use.
The additional height, if developed according to the plans and information approved, will be in harmony with proximate land uses, and consistent with the purposes of the district.
The most non-farming activity component in Northwest Ethiopia of Mecha District is transporting eucalyptus tree products from home to the proximate towns, Merawi and Bahir Dar, using carts and trucks.
Judge Moreno of the Southern District determined as a threshold matter that issues regarding warning adequacy and proximate cause were "inextricably intertwined". Id. at 1574.
The study aimed to investigate the underlying and proximate determinants of health facility childbirth in rural and urban areas of three districts in Kenya, Tanzania and Zambia.
By 1910 the Pittsburgh district was a complex urban landscape with a dominant central city, surrounded by proximate residential communities, mill towns, satellite cities, and hundreds of mining towns.
U.S. District Judge David Hale ruled that the protesters' injuries may have been a "direct and proximate result" of Trump's actions, and that there is no First Amendment protection for speech that incites violence.
Although defendant argues that its negligent supervision should not be considered a proximate cause of the accident because the accident might easily have occurred at a time of day during which the district bore no duty of supervision, under traditional negligence principles such a speculative possibility cannot absolve the district of liability for the accident.
If a school district is negligent because a truant is able to leave campus, and such negligent conduct is the actual and proximate cause of injuries suffered when struck by a negligently operated motorcycle, is not the school district liable to a motorcycle driver injured when that truant negligently darts into the motorcycle's path?
