Dogged journalism from The American Lawyer recently confirmed that the SEC was indeed working closely with banks to limit their securities fraud exposure – sweeping dozens of deals into settlements that looked like they were covering only one or two.
Early fiber exposures in the dry mill were as high as 182 fibers/cc during sweeping operations; by 1964, exposures in the mill had been reduced by 80%.
If it needs sweeping she'll sweep the floor.
The exposure resulted in sweeping reforms statewide.
Health impacts from additional lung carcinogens, such as bis chloromethyl)ether, 2,3,7,8-TCDD, soot exposure while chimney sweeping, aluminium production, iron and steel founding, rubber manufacturing among others could not be estimated [ 21].
The frequency of contamination of soil samples with E. coli suggests that sweeping may not be effective in reducing exposure to fecal bacteria in households where poultry are freely roaming the kitchen yard.
As early as 1937, Gordon Allport, a pioneer of personality psychology, argued that we constantly form sweeping opinions of others based on incredibly limited information and exposure.
The mean dust level was lower than the recommended occupational exposure limit in Norway (5 mg/m); however in sweeping and cleaning coffee grade F the mean dust level exceeded this value (Table 2).
Large multinational companies like Vodafone Group, Reckitt Benckiser and Diageo have taken to sweeping cash every day from euro accounts back to Britain to limit their exposure.
Just this past May, the federal government issued sweeping new recommendations urging at-risk groups (particularly gay men) to use pre-exposure prophylaxis (commonly known as PrEP).
