A charter school here, a privately operated public bus system there.
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Privately operated Nissan vans awaited to take them to points inside Somalia.
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The network runs 323 privately operated campuses across Chicago, housing 7,500 students.
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In some provinces, notably Alberta, the government went with privately operated shops.
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Privately operated, smaller businesses contribute to well over half of economic growth.
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The goal is to ultimately end the department's use of privately operated prisons.
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Even if an airport is privately operated, its goals are still much the same.
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It noted, for example, that scrutiny of privately operated toll roads is on the increase.
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Charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately operated, provide competition for traditional public schools.
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The third, the Curie cable connecting the US to Chile, will be privately operated by Google.
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The Punjab government no longer opens new schools; all growth is via these privately operated schools.
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Charter schools are publicly funded but privately operated, and many occupy space in public school buildings.
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Privately operated prisons have been under scrutiny for their handling of immigrant detainees, especially migrant children.
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The board that runs Woodland says the privately operated cemetery is grappling with unavoidable financial challenges.
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Charter schools are privately operated but publicly financed, and supporters see them as alternatives to public schools.
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Several privately-operated nursing homes have been shut down by authorities after investigations into fatalities and negligence.
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Charter schools are privately operated public schools that compete for students and the funds they bring in.
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The two biggest family detention centers in the US, which are located in Texas, are both privately operated.
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The Obama administration said privately operated prisons were less safe and a poor substitute for government-run facilities.
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Privately-operated baby hotels often charge more than government-approved childcare centers, and can be staffed by unqualified personnel.
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The center is privately operated by GEO Group Inc on behalf of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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It would stop the government from signing any new detention contracts and sunset privately operated facilities within five years.
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Now there are dozens of rinks in Moscow, some privately operated, others run by the state, coaches and officials.
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While MetroTech Commons is a privately operated space within the MetroTech BID, the BID did not secure the work.
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Earlier this month, the Office of the Inspector General at the Justice Department published a review of privately operated contract prisons.
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"This is the first step in the process of reducing — and ultimately ending — our use of privately operated prisons," she said.
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The Northwest Detention Center is privately operated by The GEO Group on behalf of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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It marks the largest financial gift in the history of the museum, which is owned by the city but privately operated.
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"We screen every single vehicle that comes onto the site from delivery vehicles to tour buses to privately operated vehicles," said Anderson.
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A report released last week by the department's inspector general found that privately operated prisons had more problems with assaults and contraband.
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Charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately operated, are threatening the financial stability of school districts from Los Angeles to Massachusetts.
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The autopsy shows that Hernández was likely physically abused while in ICE custody at a privately operated detention center in New Mexico.
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It's hard to see how such a system would encourage private investment in Atlanta's congestion problems, or a privately operated mass transit system.
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Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates issued an August memo directing the Federal Bureau of Prisons to end its use of privately operated prisons.
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It's also built the second largest network of privately operated ground stations, which receive data from the satellites it owns circling the earth.
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Privately operated influx facilities such as the one at Homestead are exempt from the same requirements that apply to government-run child shelters.
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They also claim that allowing her to leave detention for the procedure would impose an undue burden on the privately operated detention facility.
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The two investigations have brought intense national scrutiny on Hacienda, Arizona's largest privately operated long-term nursing company for people with developmental disabilities.
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According to a Bureau of Justice report, by 2014, 91,2023 state prisoners and 30,500 federal prisoners were in custody in privately operated facilities.
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In addition, American travel to Cuba benefits the privately-operated segments of the Cuban tourism sector, and strengthens the emerging Cuban middle class.
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But the future of privately-operated spacecraft that can take not only cargo but also people on space voyages is at last approaching.
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More than 20 prisoners were shackled and packed tightly on a privately operated bus as it zigzagged from Wisconsin to Georgia this month.
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There are numerous privately operated residential treatment programs in the US, but the costs can range from $2280,230 to $22,2000 for a 103-day stay.
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The report stated that the privately operated facilities incurred more safety and security incidents per-capita than their public counterparts, including higher rates of assault.
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The US Department of Justice plans to end its use of privately operated prisons, Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced in a memo on Thursday.
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NYC Ferry first began as a privately operated service that ran on the East River for a few years before Mr. de Blasio became mayor.
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Since three-quarters of detainees are held in privately operated facilities, critics often contend the draconian quorum has more to do with profit than national security.
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But there is no credible evidence that a privately operated system would be better than the current one, which is the busiest and safest in the world.
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On Thursday, Attorney General Jeff Sessions made it public that he rescinded a guidance that tasked the Justice Department with ending its use of privately operated prisons.
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There are a variety of other risks involving Belgium's facilities, including that terrorists somehow shut down the privately operated plants, which provide nearly half of Belgium's power.
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Many of them have become rivalrous amalgams of traditional public schools and charters, which are publicly funded but privately operated and have been promoted by education philanthropists.
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Now that Newsom has signed the law, the remaining four privately operated immigrant prisons in the state will have to phase out of their contracts and close.
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Using roads as an example, the report observed "it is likely" that tolls will increase more on a privately operated highway than one run by the government.
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These are just some of the details that have emerged during a trial in Mississippi that has provided a rare glimpse into the world of privately operated prisons.
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Moreover, privately operated microbuses are responsible for over 50% of all the journeys taken in the city: most are over 20 years old, and they are egregious polluters.
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But this special emergency designation has allowed the for-profit, privately-operated Homestead to seemingly ignore the safety and other state licensing requirements that apply to permanent shelters.
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The facility is a privately operated immigration detention center run by the GEO Group, which can house up to about 1900 total immigrant detainees, both male and female.
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Harvard indirectly invests in privately operated prisons like CoreCivic and GEO Group through one of its ETF holdings, according to its most recent Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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Privately operated prisons compare poorly with government facilities on most key measures, as Sally Yates, Mr. Obama's deputy attorney general, explained in a memo accompanying last summer's order.
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"Privately operated renewable energy mini-grids, on the other hand, can be installed and be operational in a matter of weeks," Blodgett said, calling such systems "much more nimble".
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Earlier this month, teachers in West Virginia went on strike to kill a bill that would have introduced charter schools — publicly funded but privately operated schools — into the state.
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The protests kicked off in the crowded capital Dhaka in late July after a privately-operated bus ran over a group of students, killing two and injuring several others.
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Students are demanding changes to transport laws following the July 29 deaths, after the driver of a privately operated bus lost control and ran over a group of students.
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But we've seen examples — Betsy DeVos's Michigan school privatization efforts come to mind — where all you do is replace deeply imperfect public schools with really terrible privately operated ones.
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The U.S. Justice Department announced plans on Thursday to phase out its use of privately operated prisons, calling them less safe and a poor substitute for government-run facilities.
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"That means providers can either be privately operated, as for-profits or nonprofits, or administered by public sector authorities at the local, state or federal government level," Herbst said.
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"Recent declines in the prison population coupled with the continuation of contracts with privately-operated facilities ensure that BOP has the necessary space to absorb population fluctuations," the budget said.
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Trump in March proposed handing over control of U.S. air traffic control to a privately-operated board, but has faced resistance among many in Congress and owners of private planes.
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The amended bill lets the DOE give its approval to a privately operated interim waste storage site that can hold spent fuel and other waste while Yucca is constructed. Rep.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Justice Department announced plans on Thursday to phase out its use of privately operated prisons, calling them less safe and a poor substitute for government-run facilities.
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Most courts that are housed in federal prisons or privately operated detention centers don't allow attorneys to bring cell phones into their courtrooms, let alone Wi-Fi-equipped laptops or tablets.
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Each space worked within the wider network to create a cultural program that demonstrated how public services could be offered via a model that was not state-, council-, or privately operated.
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Britain's privately-operated rail network attracts frequent criticism and in 2009 the government stripped National Express of the London to Edinburgh East Coast service, keeping it in state hands for five years.
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A privately-operated firm, Caminhos do Parana, said in a statement sent to Reuters that it was also a target of the operation, and that its chief executive was among those arrested.
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Experts say they are meant to encourage nations and museums, both state-owned and privately operated, to identify art confiscated by the Nazis and to find just solutions that address those losses.
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A third, privately-operated firm, Caminhos do Parana, said in a statement sent to Reuters that it was also a target of the operation, and that its chief executive was among those arrested.
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A privately operated Mississippi prison that a federal judge once concluded was effectively run by gangs in collusion with corrupt prison guards, closed Thursday, its prisoners transferred to other state facilities, officials said.
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In March last year Trump proposed handing over control of U.S. air traffic control to a privately-operated board, but he has faced resistance among many in Congress and owners of private planes.
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"Privately operated facilities are better equipped to handle changes in the flow of illegal immigration because they can open or close new facilities as needed," said Rodney E. King, CoreCivic's public affairs manager.
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In mid-August, the Justice Department's inspector general issued a report finding that privately operated federal prisons are more dangerous than those managed by the federal Bureau of Prisons and need more oversight.
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in fiscal 2628 paid an estimated $28500 million to 6900 private or privately operated detention centers used to detain migrants, according to a new investigation by the Daily Beast.
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This month, Michael E. Horowitz, the Justice Department's inspector general, issued a report on the bureau's use of privately operated prisons, which it said began on a small scale in 1997 to alleviate overcrowding.
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Protests kicked off in the crowded capital after a privately-operated bus ran over a group of students, killing two and injuring several others, eyewitnesses told Bangladesh's state-run news agency, Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha.
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The CDC's new tally for such cases is the highest reported to date and is based on four ICE-operated facilities, 19 county jails, and 34 privately operated facilities, according to an agency spokesperson.
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But that would involve, I suspect, the state taking a stronger role in regulating and guiding the process of automation, as well as challenging the idea that these automation platforms will necessarily be privately operated.
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Then-Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates had instructed officials to either not renew private prison contracts or substantially reduce the scope of such contracts to ultimately end the department's use of privately operated prisons altogether.
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We envision something that looks a lot like the CitiBike model—so obviously a lot of interaction and interfacing with NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) and other city agencies, but fundamentally privately funded, and privately operated.
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Since then his administration has at times struggled to navigate its relationship with the city's 227 charter schools, which are publicly funded but privately operated and serve roughly 10 percent of the city's public school students.
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The arrest took place just hours after Alam was interviewed by Al Jazeera about the mass student-led protests that erupted after the driver of a privately operated bus ran over a group of students, killing two.
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The Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC), the largest privately-operated route connecting oil fields in Kazakhstan and Russia with the Black Sea, is co-owned by a number of shareholders with a history of failing to reach agreement.
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Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced on Thursday that the department will begin phasing out the use of private prisons over the next few years, with the goal of ultimately ending the federal use of privately operated prisons.
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Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates announced on Thursday that the department will begin phasing out the use of private prisons over the next few years, with the goal of ultimately ending the federal use of privately-operated prisons.
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The mission is also the latest round in an ongoing contest of sorts between government-sponsored and privately operated weather data collection systems, a competition that many observers hope will result in better forecasts that cost less money.
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ICE, in a statement, told the Daily Beast that it could not provide a full breakdown of privately operated detention centers, but said that using the private facilities provides "operational flexibility" to make sure ICE detainees are housed.
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U.S. trauma care, a network of public and privately operated first response crews and medical centers, developed after World War Two around the goal of delivering patients at risk of bleeding to death to surgeons within 240 minutes.
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Check out which companies are making headlines before the bell: Corrections Corporation of America — The prison operator said it was "disappointed" in the Justice Department's recommendation that the Federal Bureau of Prisons reduce reliance on privately operated prison facilities.
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At the privately operated Elizabeth Detention Center — where a medical worker tested positive for COVID-19 this week in the first confirmed case at an ICE facility — at least one dormitory of approximately 40 detainees refused meals on Friday.
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Díaz Lewis also donate their proceeds directly to immigrants, such as one individual they met who was held for months at the privately operated Adelanto Detention Facility, widely understood as one of the most dangerous in the United States.
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Since 2000, the number of people housed in privately operated prisons in the nation has increased by 143 percent, while the total number of prisoners has risen by only about 10 percent, according to an analysis by the Sentencing Project.
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The result was the emergence of privately operated transfer stations around the city, where trash was taken by garbage truck and then loaded onto tractor-trailers — or in some cases rail cars or barges — to be shipped out of town.
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Warren would also impose transparency requirements on privately operated public charter schools and end federal funding for the creation of new charter schools, saying the Federal Charter School Program is an "abject failure," with many schools under investigation by regulators.
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"We are aware that a privately operated search is also being conducted in the area, and we are liaising closely with those involved to maximize the chance of locating any wreckage and ensure a safe search operation," the statement said.
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For example, Booker would order the Department of Homeland Security on day one in office to bring detention centers into compliance with federal detention standards, and Sanders has said that his first executive action would be closing privately operated immigration detention centers.
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Last year, Moody's revised GEO Group's rating outlook to stable from negative and CoreCivic's outlook to stable from negative after Attorney General Jeff Sessions' February 2017 memorandum reversed the US Justice Department's August 2016 plans to phase out its use of privately-operated prisons.
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Here are a few more important facts about private water — a 2014 study from Georgetown University and Texas A&M found that government-operated water systems are 24 percent more likely to incur violations of the Safe Drinking Water Act than privately-operated systems.
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Photo: APStreaming media player Roku has begun to crack down on those among its more than 1,000 privately operated channels which are distributing pirated content, TechCrunch reported, and is warning users that subscribe to them that it can shut down the channels any time it chooses.
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If the court had ruled in favor of the Labor Department, Kavanaugh argued that workers on future privately funded, privately owned, and privately operated projects would have to be paid local prevailing wages if the city had some hand in leasing the property or approving how it's used.
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In New Jersey, people being held at the Essex County Jail, Hudson County Jail, and privately operated Elizabeth Detention Center went on a hunger strike starting last Wednesday, calling out Immigration and Customs Enforcement for needlessly detaining people during the pandemic and for the conditions in the jails.
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The crowded capital of 18 million has been paralyzed by angry students demanding changes to transport laws following the July 29 deaths after the driver of a privately operated bus lost control and ran over a group of college students in an alleged race for passengers with another bus.
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The case, which has received little attention beyond the local news media, provides a rare glimpse into the cloistered world of privately operated prisons, at a time when the number of state inmates in private facilities is increasing and the Trump administration has indicated that it will expand their use.
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Beginning With Children and a handful of others that started out as district schools operated with many of the prerogatives that the State Legislature, inspired in part by the Reiches' success, granted in 5003 to privately operated charter schools, which are publicly funded but run independently from local school districts.
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"This is the first step in the process of reducing — and ultimately ending — our use of privately operated prisons," Ms. Yates wrote in a blog post published on the Justice Department's website, adding that the steps put the department "on a path to ensure that all federal inmates are ultimately housed at bureau facilities."
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The hashtag and storytelling was a rebuttal to DeVos, who called traditional public schools a "dead end" and who bankrolled efforts to pass reforms in Michigan, her home state, that would funnel public funds in the form of vouchers into religious and privately operated schools and encouraged the proliferation of for-profit charter schools.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch's rating reflects the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE) reaffirmation of its reliance on private detention facilities and CXW renewing or signing new contracts with all three federal detention/correction bodies since the August 2110 Department of Justice recommendation to reduce future reliance on privately-operated prisons, which was ultimately withdrawn in February 21000.
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TED DUPONT Montclair, N.J. To the Editor: Re "Facebook's Subtle Empire," by Ross Douthat, and "How Facebook Warps Our Worlds," by Frank Bruni (columns, May 22): I am not surprised by right-wing protests and left-wing counterstatements about the alleged tampering with algorithms used to pick articles trending on Facebook, a privately operated entity that is not government regulated.
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Should operating fundamentals improve, indicating current operating weakness is more cyclical than secular in nature, leverage sustaining above 4.0x would be considered for downward pressure on the IDR/Outlook; --Increased pressure on per diem rates from customers; --Decreasing market share or profitable contract losses; --Material political decisions negatively affecting the long-term dynamics of the private correctional facilities industry; --A holistic change in the Federal government's sentiment towards privately operated prisons.
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