If he was unqualified to serve his country, the least he could do was to give it an honest picture of what the fighting meant; as brutal footage came in from Iwo Jima, in the spring of 1945, Kees (whose duties now included editing) and the rest of the Paramount staff worked twenty-hour days to render it fit for public consumption.
Moreover, government capacity to regulate and provide support for health and safety in Africa is severely curtailed by neoliberal economic policies that dominate the region, often manifesting in structural adjustment programmes that render it difficult to build public sector capacity for promoting health and safety [ 22, 41].
Unfortunately, this method is slow, labor intensive, expensive, and low throughput, rendering it ineffective in public health arenas requiring rapid response.
Furthermore this makes it difficult for TB to be eradicated which renders it an important public health issue in Romania.
9 12 Nonetheless, multimorbidity can be present in all age groups, rendering it a widespread public health concern.
That board was never formed and Andersen was indicted and convicted on felony obstruction of justice charges which apparently prevents the company from appearing before the SEC, rendering it unable to audit public companies.
The Public Entertainments and Meetings Act renders it an offence to provide public entertainment and hold meetings without a licence, and its constitutionality has been upheld before the courts in cases concerning political activities organized by opposition parties.
The only information Mr. Mukasey can possibly be lacking is whether Mr. Bush broke the law by authorizing the C.I.A. to use waterboarding — a judgment that the White House clearly does not want him to render in public because it could expose a host of officials to criminal accountability.
But modern times have rendered it unfair to the voting public.
At a January news conference in London, he said that trouble with the site's "internal mechanisms" had rendered it no longer open "for public business".
