The list goes on, leaving vulnerable populations open to maligned actors.
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He said that voluntary programs are imperfect, often leaving vulnerable homes in place.
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Then they quit, leaving vulnerable students with a parade of rookies, falling further behind each year.
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Pressured bureaucrats get client numbers wrong, lose documents and misspell names, leaving vulnerable citizens without income for weeks.
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But Facebook's latest effort, as promising as it is, remains frustratingly vague, leaving vulnerable users with key questions unanswered.
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By leaving vulnerable refugees stranded around the world, it foments anger toward the US, feeding ISIS' narrative that the United States is anti-Muslim.
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Left unregulated, private equity could snatch up struggling hospitals across the country and then sell off their assets, leaving vulnerable people without health care options.
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"There is no justification imaginable for any member of this security council leaving vulnerable Syrians civilians with few means of security vital aid," Craft said.
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America has struggled to understand HIV/AIDS as a complex and evolving challenge, leaving vulnerable populations to tackle the disease by rallying internally to protect themselves.
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Democrats and liberal political groups that fiercely defended the CFPB under Cordray argue that Mulvaney is destroying the agency and leaving vulnerable consumers without a powerful watchdog.
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"It's planned, it's calculated and it's punitive because they are leaving vulnerable people without any resources and without any people they know in the United States," Alvarez said.
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Italy's new populist, anti-establishment government has started to refuse to allow migrant rescue ships operated by charities to dock at any of its ports, leaving vulnerable migrants stranded.
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The case is the latest in a years-long public reckoning over the prescription painkillers that have wreaked havoc in the US, getting millions hooked, killing hundreds of thousands, and leaving vulnerable communities devastated.
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But since we're now washing our hands on a much more regular basis, it can be easy to skip a step and end up leaving vulnerable jewelry on during our hourly trips to the sink.
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The shift came in the face of a Turkish invasion and President Trump's decision to withdraw U.S. forces, leaving vulnerable the Kurds who had long been the ground troops in the American fight against the Islamic State.
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Efforts to reduce health care cost growth should be done through increasing program efficiency, not by cutting Medicaid funding (or moving Medicaid to block grants, which essentially cuts future funding), leaving vulnerable Americans at risk of financial catastrophe due to illness.
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The failure of Federation Employment & Guidance Service (FEGS) in 2015, then New York City's largest social service agency, should remind us how damaging it can be when a big nonprofit fails, leaving vulnerable people—the home-bound, the developmentally disabled, the homeless, foster-children—without services.
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While printing photos of a president's family is standard practice for a pop culture magazine, the article was published right as the president's immigration ban went into effect, leaving vulnerable immigrants stranded at airports or forced to return to their country of origin, even if they had green cards.
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There has been back flowing of raw sewage into the shower trays and the kitchens. There is a stench from hydrogen sulphide and dangerously high levels of methane, gases that cause migraine and respiratory diseases. It is proposed that these are leaking from the nearby landfill site. Residents have been angered by the HCA and GLA's refusal to examine evidence of resident's exposure to Cat 1 Hazards such as mould and damp, leaving vulnerable individuals, such as disabled children, hospitalised.
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While many experts suggest "Blue Whale" was originally a sensationalised hoax, they believe that it is likely that the phenomenon has led to instances of imitative self-harming and copycat groups, leaving vulnerable children at risk of cyberbullying and online shaming. By late 2017, reported participation in Blue Whale was receding; however, internet safety organisations across the world have reacted by giving general advice to parents and educators on suicide prevention, mental health awareness, and online safety in advance of the next incarnation of cyberbullying. American skeptic Ben Radford researched the phenomenon, calling it the "moral panic du jour" and equating it to the Dungeons & Dragons controversies of the 1980s. Radford also states "this is only the latest in a long series of similar moral panics and outrages shared on social media... the best antidote ... is a healthy dose of skepticism".
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