While rehabilitating, he started to wonder about addressing the issue.
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Yet talk of rehabilitating spoiled farmland often collides with reality.
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Vigano claimed that Francis had lifted the sanctions, effectively rehabilitating McCarrick.
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Architecture buffs searching for brutalist chic are rehabilitating some older blocks.
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This genetic knowledge would also be useful for rehabilitating mystery koalas.
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His job there previously included rescuing and rehabilitating stranded sea turtles.
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He did everything right in rehabilitating himself and contributing to society.
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Does that mean building something new, or rehabilitating an existing business?
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The funds would go toward building or rehabilitating nearly 200,000 homes.
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The technology is particularly useful in rehabilitating the country's ailing infrastructure.
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We see two potential routes to rehabilitating the U.S.'s score.
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Rehabilitating the existing tunnel could cost $1.8 billion, the report said.
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The organization then spends years rehabilitating the often-traumatized young orangutans.
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Production will continue whilst Craig is rehabilitating for two weeks post-surgery.
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Rehabilitating characters like Shokin could plausibly even provoke another revolution in Ukraine.
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Rehabilitating the entire field of nutrition research was always a long shot.
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People rehabilitating old or historic buildings, since this credit would be repealed.
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Ryze is rehabilitating an existing, mothballed biodiesel plant in Storey County, Nev.
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Mayors must assume a much greater responsibility in rehabilitating first-time offenders.
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But along with rehabilitating herself, Miller has also been facing a health crisis.
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"The use of music has been useful in rehabilitating their soul," he said.
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So Minneapolis officials are looking at rehabilitating existing homes to maintain lower prices.
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The message is the first step in Democrats' attempts at rehabilitating their brand.
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They are often more concerned with tracking participants' movements than with rehabilitating them.
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Continued counseling is thought to be effective in rehabilitating those accused of assault.
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Ellsbury, who is rehabilitating at the Yankees' minor league complex in Tampa, Fla.
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Farm sanctuaries are dedicated to rehabilitating and providing permanent homes to rescued farm animals.
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Over the last few years, the non-profit has focused on rehabilitating the animals.
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This is not a series about cracking Jake Paul or rehabilitating him — not really.
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"This is the first step towards rehabilitating Italy after this unacceptable interruption," he said.
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According to the Chinese president, Xi Jinping, the country's "cyber-ecology" needs serious rehabilitating.
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That will be the first step in rehabilitating (the brand) in our customers' eyes.
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A few years ago, it was difficult to imagine Ms. Khan ever rehabilitating herself.
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One of the largest programs we have as a society is rehabilitating ex-offenders.
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Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince, Mohammed bin Salman, is rehabilitating himself on the world stage.
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Many are repeat offenders, suggesting we are doing a poor job of rehabilitating inmates.
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We are addressing labor abuses, protecting and rehabilitating victims, and bringing criminals to justice.
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This camp works towards rehabilitating rescued elephants from circuses and human animal conflict zones.
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Instead, it has shifted almost entirely to rehabilitating Trump's handling of the coronavirus crisis.
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A lot of the inmates felt that it was rehabilitating to do the work.
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He spent last season rehabilitating from knee surgery and has not played since 2014.
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They aspire to monopoly, often unapologetically, and have been instrumental in rehabilitating the concept.
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It would go a long way toward rehabilitating his image with the fan base (and to that end, he did make a tremendous catch in Game 5 Sunday night), but in the eyes of his teammates Heyward doesn't need rehabilitating at all.
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Anthony had surgery on his right knee last year and spent the summer rehabilitating it.
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The Wild Bird Fund, a nonprofit rehabilitating injured wildlife, is in a Columbus Avenue storefront.
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He had seen, he said, how prison devastates lives and families instead of rehabilitating inmates.
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But America's prisons have a horrible track record when it comes to successfully rehabilitating people.
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This no-impact workout is also perfect for rehabilitating existing injuries without risking further strain.
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He will spend his winter rehabilitating after a season in which he put up a .
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Do these events amount to a case study in the impossibility of rehabilitating a terrorist?
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Mr. Prieto undertook the project of rehabilitating figures who had been marginalized in the 1970s.
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Instead of rehabilitating me, juvenile hall only made me feel less in control of my life.
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Throughout Golden State's bumpy start to the season, Mr Cousins has been diligently rehabilitating his heel.
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Either way, if the bank is serious about rehabilitating its reputation, the CEO has to go.
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The firm is also rehabilitating an existing road to Goma so that it can carry lorries.
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The main focus should be on modernizing the signals, properly maintaining subway cars and rehabilitating stations.
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An Achilles tear, which Betances was rehabilitating in hopes of avoiding surgery, was the latest culprit.
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That would offset about one-fifth of the cost of rehabilitating the building, the complaint alleges.
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I'm hoping that 2020 might be a year for rehabilitating the notion of bitterness in wine.
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It had the effect of rehabilitating Comey's once-tarnished reputation, while tarnishing Rosenstein's once-sound one.
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Paul is rehabilitating from a thumb surgery as the Los Angeles Clippers play on without him.
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The Mets were beginning to pick up steam, but he was stuck here, rehabilitating a broken forearm.
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Our Wall Street correspondent sizes up his prospects for rehabilitating the bank after a series of scandals.
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"Much like with rehabilitating and reintegrating any criminal, it is important for overall public safety," he said.
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Together, they have built a life outside of Cleveland that includes cooking, gardening and rehabilitating rescue animals.
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But he spent the past year rehabilitating his image and shoring up support in his GOP conference.
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The concerts were my way of rehabilitating myself and getting back into what I was passionate about.
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Despite advances in veterinary care, rehabilitating horses from fractures is rare, because the animals cannot be immobilized.
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NATO also became a vehicle for rehabilitating the Axis powers — Germany and Italy — under the victors' tutelage.
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By rehabilitating Aunt Lydia in The Testaments, Atwood steps back from the darkness of that particular abyss.
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As annoying as this is, it may still prove easier than rehabilitating a stubborn mother-in-law.
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The 21-year-old is passionate about rehabilitating wildlife, rock and roll music, and learning new languages.
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Fixing them would require $20 billion, and rehabilitating less seriously faulty dams would cost $40 billion more.
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The minister responsible for prisons at the time, Vic Toews, declared the farm programs ineffective at rehabilitating prisoners.
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One study, funded by Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, investigates the effectiveness of HGH in rehabilitating the injury.
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After he defaulted, Nailor decided that rehabilitating his loans was the best way to get back on track.
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The onus is now on the Chinese government to continue rehabilitating itself through aggressive reform, strategists told CNBC.
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The residential community's service centre will continue to work with Zhou on rehabilitating him from his pet hoarding.
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And as it has receded, Russia has filled the vacuum, gaining influence and rehabilitating its relationship with Turkey.
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The match, which lasted 2 hours 39 minutes, pushed Murray well beyond anything he had done while rehabilitating.
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This inconvenience might be worth suffering if Rikers were effective at rehabilitating inmates and making our city safer.
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He works as an accountant and has been self-employed, rehabilitating and selling houses in his Georgia community.
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Experts emphasized that US defenses should focus on not only preventing attacks but rehabilitating infrastructure that is attacked.
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NNPC is separately in advanced discussions with some of the swap contract holders to invest in rehabilitating its refineries.
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I did that, and I had two halfway houses, like for rehabilitating people who were coming home from jail.
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Australia's New Century Resources, which is rehabilitating MMG's old Century mine in Queensland, announced first production only in August.
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LinkedIn founder and Greylock partner Reid Hoffman apologized for his role in rehabilitating Jeffrey Epstein's public image in 2015.
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The pair have their work cut out for them rehabilitating the remaining executive ranks loyal to the Neumann way.
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Since then, they've lost influence and credibility in some senses while remaining relevant and rehabilitating themselves in other ways.
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Kaepernick is rehabilitating from three operations and attending team meetings during the voluntary portion of the off-season program.
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It does so by rehabilitating the Jedi order by acknowledging its past crimes and working to move beyond them.
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The American Presidents Cup team is already missing world number one Brooks Koepka, who is rehabilitating an injured knee.
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Yet nine months later, several people think Szekely's Comedy Cellar appearance may be a stab at rehabilitating his image.
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He sat out the 2017 Presidents Cup while rehabilitating after spinal surgery that he had undergone five months earlier.
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Scalise, who is still rehabilitating from his injuries, told Fox that his experience "fortified" his view of gun rights.
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Mr. Millan and his son Andre work their magic with rescue dogs and the people who are rehabilitating them.
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Instead of spending billions rehabilitating worn-out rail lines, cities like Boston and Washington should replace them with buses.
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Luckily for Samsung, the Galaxy S8 and S8 Plus are excellent devices to begin the work of rehabilitating its image.
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Verdict: Whoever though rehabilitating a show called Nazi War Diggers was a good idea has dug his own professional grave.
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Even to many in Norway, which is admirably dedicated to rehabilitating and reintegrating prisoners into society, the decision is appalling.
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He accused Pope Francis in 2013 of ignoring or lifting the sanctions and rehabilitating the American as a political ally.
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"Incarceration is supposed to be about rehabilitating those who may have lost their way in the past," Mr. Cuomo said.
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Mike Trout, the reigning American League most valuable player, will miss the All-Star Game while rehabilitating his left thumb.
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About $2 billion of the estimated cost would go toward rehabilitating the old tunnels after the new ones are built.
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Make safety and health a priority in rehabilitating low-income housing, providing standard energy-efficiency upgrades, adding appropriate ventilation, etc.
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From time to time the government would release someone, in the hope of rehabilitating itself in the eyes of the world.
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The premium subsidiary of Ford Motor Co. has been rehabilitating its image and trying to reconnect with buyers in recent years.
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However, it stands as one of the most robust frameworks for preventing, as well as rehabilitating and reintegrating terror-offenders globally.
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He made a fortune rehabilitating American steel companies and later fashioned his corporate turnaround experience into a private equity investment company.
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The bottoming-out of Donald Trump's campaign, and the obvious difficulties he will have rehabilitating it, have made the unthinkable thinkable.
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He made a fortune rehabilitating American steel companies, and later fashioned his corporate turnaround experience into a private equity investment company.
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Kerala's government is also trying to defuse conflict between elephants and people by reducing deforestation and rehabilitating elephant habitat, officials said.
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Hudson County, Mr. Kennelly said, estimates the stoppage will add as much as $120,000 to the cost of rehabilitating the bridge.
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He's killed it on Fox Sports as part of their postseason coverage, somehow completely rehabilitating his image and making himself likeable.
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He was instrumental in rehabilitating historic buildings, sometimes buying them himself, and in establishing green spaces and fending off excessive development.
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Wright admitted that it was "tough to feel like you're part of the team" when he spent so much time rehabilitating.
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Prison should be rehabilitating, re-educating and providing prisoners with the skills they need to reintegrate into society upon their release.
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The Big Four might be down to the Big Three, with Andy Murray rehabilitating his postoperative hip and mulling a comeback.
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These include backing a Trump candidacy, rehabilitating Wellick's image and promoting the fake news that fsociety is actually based in Iran.
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With demand still rising, the government has sought to make more of scarce supplies by rehabilitating contaminated sources and improving efficiency.
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Outfielder Yoenis Cespedes finally began his running program on Monday after a month of rehabilitating his sore right hip and quadriceps.
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The Center aids in rehabilitating orphaned, injured or ill animals before releasing them back into their native habitats, according to their website.
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First, the Manafort strategy of rehabilitating Trump's image may have been the best of bad options, but it was never incredibly compelling.
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We are working to end warehousing in prisons and moving towards educating and rehabilitating as an operating mantra for our corrections system.
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Since 1992, the AFD has worked on projects to stimulate the Tunisian economy, including a specific program rehabilitating the country's food markets.
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Khalid Al-Hallaj, a physiotherapist who runs the center, says obstacles to rehabilitating patients in the midst of the conflict are formidable.
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SeaWorld said this spring that it would stop breeding orcas and would invest millions of dollars in rescuing and rehabilitating marine animals.
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Why it matters: Prison reform focused on rehabilitating prisoners through educational programs, vocational training and therapy has gained traction in the House.
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Taher says his target is to rehabilitate 1,000 homes and has so far finished rehabilitating 75, relying solely on donations from locals.
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Then, while he was in Florida rehabilitating, the police found Jones fully clothed and asleep in his van with a white woman.
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She called it a "unique opportunity" rooted in the principles of restorative justice, which focuses on rehabilitating offenders through reconciliation with victims.
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But in fact, the government has been aggressively decontaminating and rehabilitating Fukushima prefecture, and life is slowly returning to the exclusion zone.
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One such bill created the Narcotics Addiction Control Commission, which preceded the draconian Rockefeller drug laws and was aimed at rehabilitating addicts.
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In that contest, Clippers were without George, who missed the first three weeks of the season while rehabilitating two offseason shoulder injuries.
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These days, it's not uncommon for falconers to use drones while training their birds, but rehabilitating wild birds is a different story.
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Iraqi ministers estimate that rehabilitating areas liberated from IS will cost $100bn, roughly the sum they and the Americans spent on the war.
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Soccer Mommy "Your Dog" Soccer Mommy is a reclaiming my time/rehabilitating the brand name that Sophie Allison uses for her musical project.
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Up until this moment, Thrones season 3 was dedicated to rehabilitating the Kingslayer's reputation through his adventure with Brienne of Tarth (Gwendoline Christie).
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The program invests in practical measures on farms, including building terraces and ditches, adapting rural roads, rehabilitating springs, tree-planting and conserving forest.
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It had taken measures to mitigate the effects of droughts, rehabilitating water catchments, reforesting and building roads and clinics, especially in the countryside.
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"We have to continually respond -- provide relief to communities that are affected and then begin the process of rehabilitating, reconstructing infrastructure," he says.
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Ensuring that they are a part of America's democracy would be of benefit to all of us, not to mention rehabilitating Trump's legacy.
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For community leaders who lack resources, Mr. Grogan said, rehabilitating just one house or creating a community garden can have a catalytic effect.
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That is why Virginia is funding construction of the Silver Line and Maryland the Purple Line rather than rehabilitating the Washington Metro system.
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Petre and Myran met on the Eisenhower campus partnering service dogs with veterans, athletes and others rehabilitating from stress disorders and brain injury.
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But the benefits are meant to go both ways — the interaction and the relationships that develop are aimed at rehabilitating horses and participants.
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Early studies, supported by observations from Charles Dickens to the Supreme Court, found that rather than rehabilitating inmates, solitary destroyed their mental health.
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LOPE Texas is just one of hundreds of organizations across the country dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating ex-racehorses for new homes and purposes.
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" He added, "In a legitimate reputation clean-up campaign, you focus on rehabilitating a reputation, not just whitewashing the internet with fake, positive content.
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And in a couple of months, the farm will start taking in giant tortoises from the neighboring nursery and rehabilitating them on their property.
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The witch rejects empiricism; by embracing witchcraft, the young woman is rehabilitating an old, stigmatized identity and finding within it a source of strength.
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Throughout the film, they push the importance of mental health care and the necessity of rehabilitating athletes' sense of self-worth after a loss.
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By striking the Historic Preservation Tax Credit, we'll likely lose investments in rehabilitating historic buildings that give our cities character and honor our heritage.
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THE WORK A group with the goal of rehabilitating prisoners enters Folsom State Prison in California for a four-day exercise in this documentary.
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She credits Mr. Buttigieg with listening to people like her and adjusting the city's policy from tearing down houses to rehabilitating many of them.
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Absent such knowledge, prisoners were caught inside a paradox: They couldn't leave until rehabilitated, but the system had no reliable method for rehabilitating them.
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Faced with the arduous task of rehabilitating the Knicks' defense, Jeff Hornacek and his staff huddled near the foul line and evaluated their options.
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In August 2015, the Malawi Department of National Parks enlisted the help of African Parks, a nonprofit that specializes in rehabilitating struggling protected areas.
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Well-styled and soft-spoken, Mr. Larsson had been widely credited with rehabilitating Old Navy's dowdy image and expanding H&M's cheap chic offerings.
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That explains all the pads — with two goalies now suiting up for games and two others still rehabilitating and getting closer to a return.
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Donohue spent two months in the hospital rehabilitating and another two years passed before he went back to work; he was immediately promoted to sergeant.
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It was at one of the first meetings TMI organized in 2013 that locals raised the possibility of rehabilitating the neglected pre-Inca hydraulic structures.
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After rehabilitating the operation and rebranding it as OneWest Bank, they sold it in 2014 for $3.4 billion to CIT Group Inc for $3.4 billion.
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It's somewhat common for a physical therapist to work in conjunction with a personal trainer, especially if someone has an injury they're working on rehabilitating.
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There is a veritable glut of Austen fanfiction, published or otherwise, devoted to rehabilitating Mary and granting her the agency and subjectivity Austen denied her.
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Many are already at capacity, such as the Pacific Marine Mammal Center in Laguna Beach where staff are rehabilitating 130 animals at any given time.
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He didn't win because he was never able to be truly held accountable for his actions and lack of responsibility in hopes of maybe rehabilitating.
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Broad range of projects The comprehensive rebuilding plan is likely to tackle a broad range of infrastructure projects, including boosting broadband and rehabilitating veterans hospitals.
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I gained access to the hospitals through a special hard hat tour operated by Save Ellis Island, a nonprofit organization devoted to rehabilitating the island.
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Giants 8, Mets 13 SAN FRANCISCO — When the injured Asdrubal Cabrera and Yoenis Cespedes were rehabilitating at the Mets' complex in Port St. Lucie, Fla.
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But while the move was "a major victory", the communities still needed compensation and help rehabilitating their land and waterways, she said in a statement.
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He loved Hawaii, but in 2001 Ms. McGregor persuaded him to move to Santa Fe, where they became involved in rehabilitating wounded and orphaned wildlife.
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The center treats injured and orphaned animals such as owls, squirrels, ducks and opossums with a goal of rehabilitating and releasing them into the wild.
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However, Arinze Osakwe of NAPTIP'S public education unit said the right's agency's report did not capture many aspects of their work in rehabilitating trafficked victims.
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Most of that $5 billion is not for public transit: $1.8 billion goes to repairing state highways, and another $7503 billion for rehabilitating local roads.
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But the result was the same: Public trust had been so eroded that lies were equally capable of destroying the honest and rehabilitating the criminal.
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In 2013, she founded a wildlife shelter on Raymond Island, a town just off the coast, with the intention of rehabilitating injured and abandoned creatures.
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For the past four months, Schwartze spent countless hours rehabilitating the injured falcon back to health with the help of a robotic physiotherapist—a drone.
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She has been rehabilitating ever since, and made it to Washington to protest the Republican tax bill in a furious last gasp before voting began.
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Carpenter spent 2003 rehabilitating his throwing arm — a process that involved a second operation — and in 2004 he began an incredible run for St. Louis.
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Discussions about criminal justice reform often focus solely on incapacitating and rehabilitating criminals — preventing future crimes — and treat "punitiveness" as a bad goal to have.
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"The hard work of rehabilitating those who seek to engage in ideological violence must continue," U.S. Attorney Andrew Luger said in a statement following the sentencing.
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Bosworth has been working closely with CAST and CEO Kay Buck ever since, traveling the country to meet with survivors and working towards rehabilitating more victims.
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But the real challenge will follow -- rehabilitating and governing a city that is in many ways a microcosm of Iraq's overlapping sectarian, religious and tribal rivalries.
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But this doesn't include the cost of repaying the capital, or holding back funds for rehabilitating the mine once it reaches the end of its life.
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The Slendertone ab belt says it can help you tone your stomach with Electrical Muscle Stimulation, an actual method used for rehabilitating muscles in the clinic.
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The East German regime, Shekhovtsov reminds us, was not above rehabilitating and suborning former agents of Hitler to agitate on behalf of their new socialist fatherland.
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Mr. Robbins was drawn to Pawtucket because of the availability of state and federal tax credits, which helped defray the cost of rehabilitating Hope Artiste Village.
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In an interview, Ms. Mallory and Ms. Perez said that they work in communities where Mr. Farrakhan is respected for his role in rehabilitating incarcerated men.
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They worked for Imperial Valley Ministries of El Centro, California, operating under the guise of rehabilitating drug addicts at faith-based group homes in the state.
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That is why Boston is building a $2.3 billion, 4.3 mile light rail extension to Medford rather than spend the money rehabilitating its creaky rail system.
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Instead, the bill focuses on rehabilitating people once they're already in prison by incentivizing them, with the possibility of earlier release, to partake in rehabilitation programs.
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"Under our rules there are established procedures for rehabilitating a unit that has been alleged or has committed certain acts," Mattis told a small group of reporters.
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The bank said in April it will remain unprofitable for the next two years, as losses from asset sales and low interest rates make rehabilitating it harder.
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He took on the project of rehabilitating dismal Central Park by renovating Wollman Rink; his shiny, bold Trump-branded buildings gave the city a contemporary, moneyed edge.
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Apart from building reservoirs, Von Medeazza suggests rehabilitating around 300 ancient cisterns - underground storage tanks dating from Roman times that once collected water in the rainy season.
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For one, there's a clear goal of rehabilitating the reputations of certain Trump administration officials, deeming them "unsung heroes" working behind the scenes to rein Trump in.
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Trek does have a way of rehabilitating cynical Hollywood men at the midlife crisis stage; just look at Seth Macfarlane's surprisingly earnest Next Generation homage, The Orville.
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Apart from building reservoirs, Von Medeazza suggests rehabilitating around 300 ancient cisterns – underground storage tanks dating from Roman times that once collected water in the rainy season.
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A large part of this impressive feat is due to a government program requiring locals to work up to 22017 days a year on rehabilitating the environment.
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Financed by the King Salman (KS) Humanitarian Aid and Relief Center, the project aims at rehabilitating the children and reintegrating them into society and back to school.
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It is hard to imagine a less likely culinary success story than InGalera, or a more intriguing experiment in rehabilitating inmates — and confronting public attitudes about them.
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Because most people get out, and if we don't invest time and energy into rehabilitating these people, they're going to come out worse than they went in.
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There, Singer presented testimony to show that D&D—and roleplaying games in general—were effective tools for rehabilitating inmates, yet the appeals court upheld the ban.
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In Ohio, a program backed by Nationwide Children's Hospital, which serves low-income children, is helping finance its affordable housing initiatives, including rehabilitating run-down housing units.
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Portrait: Interviews with people familiar with the 28-year-old extremist behind last week's London Bridge attack show that the problems of rehabilitating radical jihadis are complex.
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Scuderia was staffed by a crew of young, wisecracking gear-heads, who, after finishing their shifts, stayed late drinking beer and rehabilitating decrepit old bikes for fun.
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For one thing, if we continue rehabilitating our infrastructure as we have, our Nation will be stuck installing and repairing infrastructure using outdated technology from the 1930s.
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In order to give him and his friends justice, you spend the beginning of the patch restoring and rehabilitating his memory to the people of the Crystarium.
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"[Rehabilitating was] a little more difficult on the one hand because no one's standing there clapping there for me when I finish my workout now," Johnson said.
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The first person I spoke to was former fraudster and violent street robber Darren Armstrong, who now runs a charity aimed at rehabilitating ex-offenders and addicts.
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Despite all this, there is a coordinated effort to recover reality from the fantasies of neoliberalism and authoritarianism, thus rehabilitating the public domain for a possible future dialogue.
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"In a legitimate reputation clean-up campaign, you focus on rehabilitating a reputation, not just whitewashing the internet with fake, positive content," Beal previously said of that campaign.
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She's actually moving the whole art form into a new relevance, both by completely rehabilitating existing repertoire and by commissioning a set of things that need to exist.
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Knowing that she had the access to healthcare that we all deserve also means that she can focus simply on rehabilitating, which is the way it should be.
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Dollywood, which is near the fires raging in Gatlinburg, TN, is also home to the American Eagle Foundation -- a group dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating birds of prey.
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In an interview with the Atlantic, Mallory described the work of the Nation of Islam in rehabilitating struggling communities as central to her continued support for the group.
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In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Food for the Hungry provided over 6900,2628 families with farmland by rehabilitating swampland with 28503 miles of canals, drains and ditches.
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"This economic acceleration will likely hold in coming months, driven by greater public investments and spending on maintaining and rehabilitating public infrastructure," the ministry said in a statement.
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Mines, factories, and later grand infrastructure projects such as the trans-Siberian railway were to be manned by productive, hardy labourers, harvesting Siberia's natural riches while rehabilitating themselves.
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They're wary because such marches mean that liberal priorities—such as rehabilitating the political fortunes of the Democratic Party, whatever the cost—will be put front and center.
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A 1938 Royal Commission from Western Australia found one facility suffered severe overcrowding, patients with nothing to fill their days, and staff with no interest in rehabilitating them.
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The HOME Improvement Partnerships Program (HOME) funds a wide range of activities including building, buying and rehabilitating affordable housing and providing direct rental assistance to low-income people.
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Instead of rehabilitating individuals for breaking the law or posing a danger to the public, it operates as an implementer of racist policies and is reluctant to reform.
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According to a post on Instagram from late last night, Duff recently received a visit from a wildlife conservationist friend of hers and a tiny raccoon he's rehabilitating.
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Such moves could include rehabilitating dated infrastructure like levees, making sure buildings are up to modern codes and rebuilding in areas that may be less susceptible to flooding.
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In addition to rehabilitating the community center and pool house, Mr. Freelon designed a striking new recreation center featuring a well-equipped gym and competition-size basketball court.
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They have worked on rehabilitating child soldiers, reviving domestic tourism, responding to humanitarian crises, organizing multiple book fairs and even selling Somali camels to customers worldwide using bitcoin.
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Signed into law in 1973, the Endangered Species Act has simply failed to live up to its noble intent of rehabilitating plants and animals at risk for extinction.
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Rehabilitating coastal mangrove ecosystems and other coastal wetlands (we've destroyed half of them in the last century) both creates a natural barrier against storm surges and sequesters carbon.
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Since 2011, Mr. Gilbert has spent more than $265 billion on downtown Detroit, buying up 273 decrepit properties and rehabilitating them in an effort to lure new tenants.
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The zone program gives tax incentives to people who invest in low income communities for the goal of rehabilitating those communities by creating job opportunities and economic growth.
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Morenike Omaiboje, director of programs for the Women Consortium of Nigeria (WOCON), a local organization rehabilitating trafficked women, said there were many forms of human trafficking in the country.
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Analysts have estimated the soil remediation market could be worth as much as 1 trillion yuan, but authorities have struggled to determine who should pay for rehabilitating contaminated land.
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New Mexico announced two years ago that it was joining other states in pushing an initiative to revitalize downtown districts in isolated, small towns by rehabilitating aging, historic theaters.
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Seven years ago, Dorothy "Dot" Lee was rehabilitating several orphaned baby squirrels at her home in North Carolina, when she received the phone call that would change her life.
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I am continuing my work rescuing and rehabilitating even the most difficult problem dogs, which has saved the lives of thousands of animals that otherwise would have been euthanized.
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Not found in the wild is a bureaucratic process involved in rehabilitating the animals, starting with obtaining a wildlife rehabilitation permit, which the couple has, according to Mr. Kowalczik.
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The New York Times recently argued that companies like Facebook, Google, and Uber are largely responsible for "rehabilitating the concept" of a monopoly in their endless drive to dominate.
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Rehabilitating the Bataan plant would be the shortest nuclear route for the Philippines, taking about five years all up, versus about a decade for a new plant, said Marcelo.
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Five years later, our pension funds reallocated $6900 billion for infrastructure investments putting 2628,28503 rehabilitating NYC's LaGuardia Airport—turning it into a travel hub befitting a great modern city.
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With detention centers overcrowded, he said, imprisonment should be reserved for society's most dangerous offenders and the focus should be on rehabilitating offenders to end the cycle of violence.
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Rehabilitating the Army's long-range precision fires and missile defenses is key to circumventing Chinese area-denial weapons in the Pacific, the service's acting secretary, Ryan McCarthy, said Thursday.
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Nietzsche reminded us, for example, that with punishment, we often justify it on the basis of logic -- that we are rehabilitating -- when what is actually driving us is vengeance.
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The group likes to work with young members of the Scouts because they have been "homat" since the beginning, Mr. Serhal said — cleaning up, rehabilitating and reforesting conservation areas.
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Hours later, after he dropped me off in downtown Oakland, he was reminded that he lived on a fault line and not just because he was a rehabilitating alcoholic.
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Driven by seismic shifts in cultural politics, scholars and curators have challenged the fixity of the West's artistic canon, rehabilitating neglected talent from a range of communities and cultures.
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But he said building it would allow the Port Authority to save billions of dollars by rehabilitating rather than replacing the main bus terminal in the next 25 years.
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The reasons for constructing, rehabilitating or removing dams are wide ranging, and the circumstances for individual dam projects depend on unique combinations of environmental, historic, community and economic factors.
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Many underestimate just how important season one of "The Apprentice" was in rehabilitating Trump's image -- and how much of a role Omarosa played in making that show a hit.
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Still, their first public resurgence in 10-plus years catches the eye of one Winston Deavor (Bob Odenkirk), a tech mogul who's hell-bent on rehabilitating the reputations of supers.
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Sitting beneath a near life-size painting of himself in his office, Dr. Roque dismissed suggestions that his Cuban humanitarian effort was a vanity project aimed at rehabilitating his image.
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And, third, the legislature must repair the weak judicial and law enforcement system by filling the many empty judge's seats, hiring more specially trained police and rehabilitating the penal system.
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The 29-year-old American, who spent the last two months rehabilitating a surgically-repaired wrist, shot a 12-over-par 84 at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaska, Minnesota.
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The company then famously hired Hugo Barra away from Google, who played an instrumental role in rehabilitating its brand image, vociferously defending its creative talent and refuting the "copycat" label.
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For viewers who were around when the Tonya Harding assault scandal broke in 1994, a comic drama rehabilitating her image may sound quixotic at best, and downright offensive at worst.
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If Fulton and Martin's book lays bare the work of grieving, Michael Brown's mother, Lezley McSpadden, has taken on an even bleaker task: the labor of rehabilitating her son's image.
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With Jacob deGrom and Steven Matz rehabilitating injuries, and Matt Harvey and Zack Wheeler both done for the season, the Mets have had few proven options left for the rotation.
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He opened his own tennis academy on his home island of Majorca in October, and Federer took a break from rehabilitating in Switzerland to be present for the ribbon cutting.
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"While Mexico should be abandoning (oil) production, they're rehabilitating refineries … under a logic of national sovereignty," said Leon Avila, a professor of sustainable development at the Intercultural University of Chiapas.
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"While Mexico should be abandoning (oil) production, they're rehabilitating refineries … under a logic of national sovereignty," said Leon Avila, a professor of sustainable development at the Intercultural University of Chiapas.
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He began exploring the possibility of bringing in African Parks, a South Africa-based nonprofit organization that specializes in managing and rehabilitating failing protected areas, to take over Zakouma's management.
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In two days, he would become a restricted free agent — ready to hit the market after rehabilitating his reputation and improving his game during two seasons with the Atlanta Hawks.
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However, with limited enforcement of these guidelines, Laxmi continues her campaign through her non-profit organisations, Chhanv Foundation and Stop Acid Attacks, which work on rehabilitating and counselling other survivors.
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In the final days of his campaign, he struggled to fill events and seemed to be more focused on rehabilitating his image than gaining the upper hand in the Republican race.
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Rehabilitating and releasing more than 12,000 wild animals each year, the center has seem some "wild" things, but this act of cruelty shocked even the most seasoned employees of the facility.
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"Our perspective would be, get back to re-evaluating the way you ultimately treat customers and get on the hard business of rehabilitating the brand, because it certainly has suffered reputationally."
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"By implementing initiatives focused on rehabilitating individual men and women, we can promote human dignity in and beyond our prison system," said Republican Congressman Doug Collins of Georgia in a statement.
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Jacobs says that the legacy of apartheid-era prisons -- which were designed to break black prisoners instead of rehabilitating them -- continues to taint the system more than twenty years into democracy.
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When Cespedes was in Florida rehabilitating his injured hamstring, Cabrera and Reyes called regularly to check on him despite knowing that Cespedes does not like talking as much as they do.
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This collection has been marshaled with the hope of rehabilitating Scott's reputation, to portray him as a victim, too — of his alcoholism — and as more supportive of Zelda than commonly believed.
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If all tailings dams are banned, Vale's costs move higher as it will have to switch to more expensive dry processing of iron ore, as well as invest in rehabilitating existing dams.
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The work includes capping and compacting waste dumps, and rehabilitating an evaporation pond and a tailings dam, but doesn't involve filling the open pit, which covers 3.5 square km (1.4 sq miles).
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The duo, along with their former partner Ryan Tockstein, developed the property, from laying the brickwork on the patio to rehabilitating a log cabin that sits on the edge of the forest.
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Dr. de Zafra had bought and renovated two historic buildings in Setauket — one was his home — and in recent years had purchased a third, which he was still rehabilitating at his death.
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Third baseman Miguel Andujar, who has been rehabilitating a labral tear in his throwing shoulder since April 1 in hopes of avoiding season-ending surgery, played in the same game Tulowitzki exited.
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The general thesis of the album is that Swift's is rehabilitating her reputation, which was torn down at the hand's is garbage post the previous year's scandal, but she's working through it.
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The Minnesota Vikings have signed quarterback Case Keenum, acquiring the experienced backup sought for starter Sam Bradford with the unlikelihood that the rehabilitating Teddy Bridgewater will be ready to play this season.
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Leanne Lauricella gave up a cushy life in New York City and a six-figure salary to follow her passion for rehabilitating goats in need — and accidentally found Instagram fame along the way.
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From rehabilitating roads to building new schools, these projects have changed the lives of 24 million people, ushering in a new era of trust between the government and its constituents across the country.
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A signature urban development program from the Obama administration, Choice Neighborhoods, redevelops properties and distressed housing to turn around troubled neighborhoods by developing high-quality mixed-income housing and rehabilitating low-income housing.
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Since police seized the dog, who has now been renamed Luke, he has been under the care of a local rescue organization called Noah's Arks, which specializes in treating and rehabilitating abused animals.
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" Then-DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson highlighted the group's mission, rehabilitating former neo-nazis and other domestic extremists, in the announcement on the first round of funding, calling such efforts a "homeland security imperative.
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Aarti will be questioned by police and social workers, sent off to a nearby clinic for a mandatory health inspection, then spend weeks rehabilitating at one of the BBA's shelters for rescued children.
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This is why, Bhathena continued, the Zuckerberg-affiliated Bay Area housing collaboration is focused on middle-income housing as well, and not only building houses but rehabilitating and protecting existing tenants and neighborhoods.
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Over the past two decades, privatization has come to dominate municipal housing policy, with the city offering developers the chance to build market-rate housing in return for rehabilitating slums and old housing.
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Democratic lawmakers from New Mexico announced in March that Colfax County had received a $85033 million TIGER grant for the project, aimed at rehabilitating the Southwest Chief line, which operates from Chicago, Ill.
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What is clear is that his career as a big player in the Kentucky General Assembly is over and it's hard to imagine him -- at least in the short term -- rehabilitating his image.
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Bin Salman's strategy isn't just about rehabilitating himself so he can one day be King; it is also about ensuring that his ambitious Vision 2030 to modernize Saudi Arabia can be fully realized.
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He later suffered a setback while rehabilitating it in a minor league game, and the team announced that his season was over in July because of calcification and bone spurs in both heels.
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Frei's previous claim to fame was rehabilitating the executive and managerial team at Uber Technologies in the wake of a series of fiascos that ultimately brought down the company's chief executive, Travis Kalanick.
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"What are they rehabilitating?" he asked me that day, shaking his legs up and down when the caffeine from a Mountain Dew Code Red kicked in, his blue eyes wide behind wire glasses.
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Located in south-east NSW, an area which has experienced some of the most intense fires, Wildlife Rescue South Coast has been hard at work rescuing and rehabilitating animals affected by the fires.
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In September, Jared Kushner's "Office of American Innovation" recently held a "re-entry summit" utilizing experts in the field who know how prisons should and can become more rehabilitating and not more criminogenic.
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" Even President Richard Nixon was a fan, praising methadone as "a useful tool in the work of rehabilitating heroin addicts," one that "ought to be available to those who must do this work.
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In a business rescue, a financially distressed company like SAA is placed under the temporary supervision of a specialist practitioner with the aim of rehabilitating the company to improve its chance of survival.
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With his manpower running out, Assad cares more about reinforcing his rule — at any cost — than rehabilitating his reputation in the West, which might have provided loans to help rebuild his shattered country.
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Though the dirty cop (Paxton) believes he is training the young recruit (Cornwell), it's the newbie that is hoping to train the older man – by rehabilitating him into being a good cop once again.
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After steam-rolling privacy, civic discourse and even the democratic process on the road to global domination, the company is now turning toward digital currency as a much-needed means of rehabilitating its reputation.
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But the N.F.L.'s decision to reiterate the news dredged up the story, which came out late last month, before Manning regained the starting position he lost while he was rehabilitating a foot injury.
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Ivy Ledbetter Lee, who had been responsible for rehabilitating Rockefeller's image, developed public relations techniques that influenced how fossil fuel companies presented themselves to the public and dealt with scrutiny over the past century.
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All of the information that has been released about them so far indicates that the main emphasis will be on preventing the spread of extremism rather than rehabilitating those who have already been radicalized.
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Although both transmissions were billed as a "music lesson for aliens," the second broadcast was notable for rehabilitating an extraterrestrial language developed by the physicists Yvan Dutil and Stephane Dumas in the late 1990s.
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Local officials use CDBG grants to fund projects from curb construction to rehabilitating old housing, with only a small portion, $22014 million, directly used for lead safety standards in the most recent fiscal year.
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Ever since Rich Torrisi and Mario Carbone began rehabilitating chicken Parm and Neapolitan cookies around 2010, I've been waiting for other restaurants to carry the torch of Italian-American food boldly into the future.
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Recognizing the frailty of the human condition, and having compassion for it, alongside a robust advocacy for all victims, can be a healthy and useful way of achieving closure for victims and rehabilitating perpetrators.
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"We're looking at the idea of global modernism, at multiple art histories," said Ms. Chiu of the Hirshhorn, whose museum, in common with many others, is rehabilitating the contribution of overlooked or marginalized artists.
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Facebook hired Lucio away from HP last year, giving him the task of rehabilitating the company's reputation after a year of negative reports, including how Facebook has been used to spread misinformation and influence elections.
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Johnson works at Fifth Third Bank in the city's Loop and also invests in real estate, buying apartment buildings and single-family homes on Chicago's West and South sides, rehabilitating them and renting them out.
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The staff at this center are cape-less heroes to sea turtles that are injured, ill or generally in need of help, rehabilitating the animals until they are strong enough to return to the ocean.
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AngloGold Ashanti, a South African mining firm, said its plans to invest in rehabilitating Ghana's Obuasi gold mine, one of Africa's oldest, have been put on hold since illegal miners invaded it earlier this year.
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Supporters call the changes necessary steps toward modernization that focus on rehabilitating a population of animals or plants and getting them off the endangered or threatened list rather than let them remain on it indefinitely.
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"Our program is about building effective corruption-free state institutions, rehabilitating and expanding infrastructures, providing essential services to the poor, like health and education," said Jumah Bahadily, a lawmaker who belongs to the Sadrist movement.
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The coalition deal between Chancellor Angela Merkel's conservatives and the Social Democrats (SPD) includes a plan for a "Heimat", or homeland, ministry, rehabilitating a term that had fallen into abeyance in the post-war era.
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The Panthers placed him on injured reserve Tuesday, a move that allows him to continue rehabilitating at his own pace, but could also spell the beginning of the end to his marvelous tenure in Carolina.
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"I don't see the N.L.D. government having a proper policy for handling crony capitalism or rehabilitating the cronies," said U Yan Myo Thein, a political analyst in Yangon, referring to the National League for Democracy.
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Paul Tsongas (D-Mass.) first saw the promise of rehabilitating these facilities and celebrating their place in history as anchors for urban revival, creating the nation's first national and state "heritage parks" in the 1970s.
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"People should not be afraid to tell their physicians, nurses, physical therapists or any other providers that they are not being clear as to what they are to do when they are rehabilitating," Callahan added.
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George Marshall, in a June 1947 speech at Harvard laying out the rationale for rehabilitating the European economy, cautioned that enlightened self-interest in foreign affairs is not an easy sell to the American people.
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"I did not want to fall in love with a married woman; it seemed chancy," Luft writes in Judy and I. From the start of their relationship, Luft made rehabilitating Garland's career a personal project.
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Their actions suggest that this administration is more interested in waging a rhetorical war against pot and arresting everyone committing an opioid-related crime than treating and rehabilitating the Americans who need help the most.
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If Number Five's time travel with his siblings offsets the timeline and prevents Vanya from becoming the White Violin, rehabilitating her back to the loving and kind sister she was before, the apocalypse will never happen.
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Campaigners recorded major victories when the government agreed to amend sections of the bill that were deemed "anti-people," pour $185 million into rehabilitating water systems, and put plans to privatize the Lagos network on hold.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rehabilitating Puerto Rico should include removing caps on the island's federal Medicaid funding and giving the U.S. territory's citizens access to earned income tax credits, two Obama administration cabinet members said on Friday.
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After watching their moms get killed by poachers in the South African Bushveld, these three baby rhinos are rehabilitating at the Care for Wild Africa Rhino Sanctuary in South Africa with dozens of other orphaned rhinos.
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Robert Hakiza (DRC | Uganda) Hakiza is the co-founder of Young African Refugees for Integral Development (YARID) that focuses on rehabilitating refugees in Uganda through computer literacy skills, vocational education, English classes and access to sports.
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J.D. Martinez returned, but Jim Adduci went on the disabled list the same day with an oblique strain, and JaCoby Jones was hit with a face in the ball and has been rehabilitating in the minors.
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During its research, the foundation found at least 13 other instances of theme parks laundering sea creatures by saying they are rehabilitating and releasing the injured wild animals — but then keeping them as entertainment assets instead.
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Rehabilitating the older line might have cost 25% as much as building a new one on a new right of way, reckons Pierre Pozzo di Borgo of the International Finance Corporation, part of the World Bank.
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"Restoring forest areas and rehabilitating river systems could alleviate urban flooding problems, and make cities more pleasant and productive places to live," Bella Bird, the World Bank's country director for Tanzania, told the urban program launch.
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The new parliament faces the challenge of rebuilding the north of the country after the war against the Islamic State group and rehabilitating services in the south, where severe water and electricity shortages have fueled protests.
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The international community is now shifting its focus toward reconstruction, rehabilitating the regime through rewarding those responsible for the country's devastation, and pressuring refugees to return to a country where their safety is far from assured.
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Puerto Rico and federal officials have considered rehabilitating the vacant housing for short- and long-term use, along with building new homes and buying out homeowners in illegally built neighborhoods, according to Gil and federal officials.
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State-run Kuwait Oil Co (KOC) has stopped an oil leak in the country's south-west and is working on rehabilitating the well for production, it said on Monday in a statement on its official Twitter account.
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Speaking in an interview with the Financial Times newspaper, Putin said May may have - given that she is soon to step down as British leader - more scope to take long-sighted decisions about rehabilitating ties with Moscow.
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By 2012, he claimed to be doing anti-piracy work for the (now replaced) national Transitional Federal Government; then in January 2013 he held a press conference renouncing piracy and pledging to work on rehabilitating other pirates.
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As reported by American studies professor Jeffrey Melnick in his book Creepy Crawling: Charles Manson and the Many Lives of America's Most Infamous Family, Faith and her coalition of feminists dedicated themselves to rehabilitating the three women.
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It singled out provisions rolling back tax credits for rehabilitating historic structures and making energy efficient improvements to commercial buildings, and the explicit exclusion of architectural firms from tax breaks extended to other small pass-through corporations.
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Britain's system for monitoring and rehabilitating criminals has become a political issue ahead of an election on Thursday, after a convicted terrorist on parole killed two people in a stabbing attack on London Bridge on Nov. 29.
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Ethiopia's Productive Safety Net Programme (PSNP), set up in 2005, helps her through the 'lean season' between harvests, while also rehabilitating land and building roads, health posts and schools to tackle some of the underlying causes of poverty.
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"These proposed methods have the potential for enabling knee joint acoustics measurement outside the clinic/lab," reads Inan and colleagues' research paper, "and permitting long-term monitoring of knee health for patients rehabilitating an acute knee joint injury."
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Despite the fact that there's no internet in prison, and many of the inmates have been incarcerated since the days before the flip phone, The Last Mile has made a mission out of rehabilitating prisoners through computer coding.
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And this year, G.E. will move its headquarters into temporary Seaport space as the company begins rehabilitating two brick warehouses and constructing a new building in the Seaport's historic, industrial-era Fort Point neighborhood to make permanent offices.
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The press secretary's remarks added to growing pessimism that Congress can put together and pass a large package aimed at rehabilitating America's roads, bridges and airports, something Trump had identified as a priority for his first term. Rep.
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I was nursing a back injury one afternoon last summer with a physical therapist across the street from The Times's Washington bureau, lying face down, trying not to mind the collection of shoulders and knees others were rehabilitating.
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In a national poll conducted by the Justice Action Network this year, 85 percent of voters agreed that the main goal of our justice system should be rehabilitating people, and 87 percent support reforms to mandatory minimum sentences.
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Cespedes, who has not played in a game since July 143 because of multiple injuries and who was rehabilitating from surgery on both heels when his fall happened, had performance-based incentives added to his contract, as well.
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I watched the action through my camera's viewfinder as Schwartze counted me down: "He's gonna be there in 3, 2, 1…" A conversation with falconer Steve Schwartze about the gyrfalcon he spent four months rehabilitating using a drone.
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Industry experts have suggested Sears may have made itself vulnerable to lawsuits by its strategy of selling its valuable assets to pay down its debt, instead of putting more money toward rehabilitating the company or paying down its pension.
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Evictions have ceased and the Ogiek are rehabilitating parts of the Rift Valley's Mau Forest one year after Africa's highest human rights court told Kenya to compensate the forest-dwellers for violating their land rights, an Ogiek campaigner said.
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The solution is to empower faith-based groups to assist corrections officials in rehabilitating incarcerated citizens so that they can return to society and achieve their full, God-given potential as they give back to their families and communities.
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Industry experts have suggested Sears may have made itself vulnerable to lawsuits by its strategy of selling its valuable assets to pay down its debt, instead of putting more money towards rehabilitating the company or paying down its pension.
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A politically connected builder, Mr. Jingoli's company is rehabilitating the old Taj and constructing a complex in Atlantic City that will be home to a campus of Stockton University and the relocated offices of South Jersey Gas, a utility.
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Another loan for 19 million euros will help bolster flood defences along the northern Sava river and its basin in Bosnia's autonomous Serb Republic, by constructing dykes and channels and rehabilitating river beds, the bank said in a statement.
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At Oregon, Ennis sustained a foot injury during a Ducks practice in October 2015, spent several weeks rehabilitating and returned to play briefly in three games before breaking his foot against Oregon State in early January of last year.
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For example, After Solitary, a collaboration of Emblematic Group and PBS's Frontline takes people inside the Maine State Prison to hear former prisoner Kenny Moore talk about his experience with solitary confinement and his struggles rehabilitating when he was released.
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In doing so, they can enable and legitimize practical solutions in Jerusalem that accept the centrality of the city to the Jewish people, and to the manufactured problem of the "refugees", by finally rehabilitating them and absorbing them as fellow Arabs.
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His crackdown has killed thousands of Filipinos, but the administration insists it is committed to arresting dealers and rehabilitating users, citing the new facility and the voluntary surrender of 1.3 million addicts and pushers as a sign of its positive intent.
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Clinton announced that day in an auditorium in its Foggy Bottom headquarters, would throw its weight behind a Goldman philanthropic initiative aimed at encouraging female entrepreneurs around the world — a program Goldman viewed as central to rehabilitating its reputation. Mrs.
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For the sake of the hundreds of juveniles in those states, many of whom have spent decades rehabilitating themselves, and to reaffirm the court's role as the ultimate arbiter of the Constitution, the justices should ban these sentences for good.
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Together with the director Oscar Fritz Schuh and the set designer and librettist Caspar Neher, von Einem had a vision of rehabilitating Salzburg as a nexus of cutting-edge artists, a "Weimar of the 123th century," as Neher wrote in 1948.
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It hasn't all gone smoothly for Khosrowshahi — Herzberg's death took place eight months after he assumed the role — but most experts agree he has had some success rehabilitating Uber's public image and has put the company on a more secure path.
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Now, after a devastating bushfire season that scorched approximately 13 million acres of land and left more than a billion animals in Australia dead, researchers and conservationists are continuing the search for survivors in hopes of rehabilitating the affected wildlife.
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In the hopes of raising the project's priority rating, the corporation submitted a revised financial plan to the Federal Transit Administration in late August that reduced by $1.4 billion the estimated cost of building tunnels and rehabilitating the old tunnels.
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Rehabilitating for more than a year and overcoming the physical and mental demons of getting back on a devilishly unpredictable animal, Maragh has the mount on one of the Derby favorites, the winner of New York's Wood Memorial, Irish War Cry.
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A White House official told The Hill the meeting was focused on prison reform and reentry, as well as the successes states like Georgia, Kansas and Kentucky have had in enacting programs aimed at reducing recidivism rates and rehabilitating inmates.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump during a phone call on Tuesday expressed condolences to French President Emmanuel Macron over the Notre-Dame fire that devastated the Parisian landmark and offered U.S. assistance in rehabilitating the cathedral, the White House said.
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At the beginning of the podcast, Harris says that the reason he decided to spend two hours rehabilitating a controversial strain of race science before his million listeners was that a wrong had been done to Murray that had to be corrected.
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We did that for a while, and it was actually super rehabilitating for me, and maybe that's a selfish thing to say, but it felt really good to do things on my terms this time—especially since he'd cheated on me before.
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Whitney Smith of JPMorgan Chase, a bank which has funnelled $150m into rehabilitating parts of Detroit and is now contributing to efforts in Chicago, says that companies, civic organisations and local government all feared the Windy City was earning a reputation for violence.
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A White House official told The Hill the meeting was focused on prison reform and re-entry, as well as the successes states such as Georgia, Kansas and Kentucky have had in enacting programs aimed at reducing recidivism rates and rehabilitating inmates.
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Rehabilitating contaminated land has become a matter of urgency for the Chinese government, which is under pressure to maximize food production while at the same time it is setting aside one-quarter of the country's land as off-limits to development by 2020.
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And on the other are those who believe that we should not allow certain unpalatable rich people to use museums as whitewashing tools, as mechanisms for ingratiating themselves with factions of the liberal and cultural ruling class and rehabilitating an unpopular image.
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So Andujar spent the fall and winter not only rehabilitating the injured labrum in his right shoulder but also working with a private trainer here in Tampa to improve his agility so he could handle third and first base, and left field.
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"Put more criminals in prison, and there will be less crime on the streets," he told a local civic group in 1981, condemning what he perceived to be a system that placed too much emphasis on rehabilitating people who broke the law.
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To facilitate trade and open new markets, the compact also includes investments to reduce the cost of transportation for businesses by rehabilitating roads in and around the port area of Abidjan, the country's economic center, and improving road network management and maintenance.
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It is becoming a hub for the family of social enterprises that Coalfield Development leads, which include rehabilitating buildings, installing solar panels, and an agriculture program that grows produce and is turning an old mine site into a solar-powered fish farm.
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"By lowering the age of criminality to 9, we will be creating kindergarten prisons, and instead of rehabilitating children, these will become finishing schools for young criminals, their impressionable minds tutored by the best in the trade," she said in a statement.
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We have tended to look at the Iranian government as composed of good guys and bad guys, and there's some degree of accuracy to this in the sense that there are figures who are more interested in rehabilitating Iran's relationship with the international community.
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But there is no evidence yet—none—that conservative figures with blemished records are rehabilitating their reputations by endorsing Clinton, or that Clinton is cozying up to new advisers, or that together they're doing anything other than insuring against the risk of a Trump victory.
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About $3 billion a year in support by G20 governments for coal aims to ease the pain at home of the transition away from the fuel, through measures such as helping workers retrain or rehabilitating closed coal mine sites, according to the ODI report.
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The next day I entered the Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge, where wildlife protection has been remarkably successful at rehabilitating endangered populations of desert bighorns and Sonoran pronghorns — North America's fastest land animal; in 2001, only 21 Sonoran pronghorns remained in the United States.
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"This is a conceptual framework of what we think drives the most money to ensure that we are rehabilitating the apartments that are at Fulton," Kathryn Garcia, the interim chairwoman at Nycha, said in an interview, noting that the plan was in its early phases.
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San Francisco, which could lose about $1.4 million if the new terms of the grant are enforced, uses the money for diversion programs that focus on treating and rehabilitating defendants, services for young people at risk of committing crimes, drug deterrence and other initiatives.
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A government memo on Wednesday said President Cyril Ramaphosa had ordered SAA to seek the business rescue — in which a specialist takes control of a company with the aim of rehabilitating it, or at least securing a better return for creditors than liquidation would bring.
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A government memo on Wednesday said President Cyril Ramaphosa had ordered SAA to seek the business rescue -- in which a specialist takes control of a company with the aim of rehabilitating it, or at least securing a better return for creditors than liquidation would bring.
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The plan then was to have Harvey, deGrom, Matz and Syndergaard begin the regular season as four-fifths of the starting rotation, with Bartolo Colon holding down the fifth spot until Wheeler, who was still rehabilitating from Tommy John surgery, joined them in midseason.
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Just the thought of that makes Travis Tygart, the chief executive of the United States Anti-Doping Agency, fume because the Russian organization was given a chance to start rehabilitating itself when WADA's first report was released, in November, but nothing has happened on that front since.
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Shane Dawson's Jake Paul series is really about YouTube's broken heart Patricia Hernandez watches Shane Dawson's series about Jake Paul and finds that it's really about YouTubers wrestling with the platform's incentives: This is not a series about cracking Jake Paul or rehabilitating him — not really.
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As part of the Moving Energy Initiative's evidence-based learning project, the Jordan Green Building Council (JGBC) and Habitat 4 Humanity are building five new green affordable homes and rehabilitating 40 others in cities negatively affected by the Syrian refugee crisis in the northern Jordan Valley.
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The company began rehabilitating him over the summer in advance of a return; a second Hall of Fame induction for all three, with the likable Nash and comeback story of Hall next to him, might mitigate the distaste of seeing Hogan on stage one more time.
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There's even an enticing trade saga to track already — Jimmy Butler's desire to bolt Minnesota for a bigger market — before we can even start pondering how the rehabilitating DeMarcus Cousins will look in a Golden State lineup alongside Stephen Curry, Kevin Durant, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green.
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From Delhi, which is rehabilitating up to 500 lakes and wetlands in order to boost groundwater recharge, to large parts of urban sub-Saharan Africa, where public standpipe access has expanded, a number of cities are at least trying to cut back on informal water provision.
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California transportation officials said the main benefit of the design-build process was that it allowed projects — including improving a highway interchange in San Bernardino County and rehabilitating the deck of a bridge in Sacramento — to be completed up to 30 months earlier than under traditional contracts.
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Photo: Frank Franklin II (AP)When he took over the company in August of last year, Dara Khosrowshahi was tasked with rehabilitating the fratboy image of Uber—a company where harassment was rampant, and internal memos had to advise employees how not to have sex with their coworkers.
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Pundits have been talking about "rehabilitating" powerful men accused of sexual misconduct since at least early December — and Weinstein was talking about a "second chance" in mid-October, just days after the New York Times first reported on his legal settlements with multiple women accusing him of harassment.
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Serbia's prime minister wrote to the EU this week to protest against what he called anti-Serb politics in Croatia, an EU member which his foreign minister accused of "rehabilitating fascism" after a court annuled a 1946 verdict against a Catholic cleric whom Serbia views as a war criminal.
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It began 13 years with a TB program in Cambodia, which grew into a program in Ethiopia treating and rehabilitating children and teens with TB. In Namibia our major focus is on conservation and education, funding a wildlife sanctuary, animal rescue program, and healthcare and education for local communities.
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By implementing the same profit-driven model, these companies are engaging in "net-widening" — attempting to ensnare those within the community corrections system and place them under increasing levels of state control for the longest period possible instead of rehabilitating and returning them to their families and communities.
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The rail company in its remarks to lawmakers referenced a letter from last year to the Colfax County Commission in New Mexico, in which Amtrak said it would withhold the matching funds for the project aimed at rehabilitating the Southwest Chief route until other stakeholders invest in the infrastructure.
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Despite the fact that many of these faith-based providers are already deeply rooted in rehabilitating prisoners, and can provide this service at a little to no cost to taxpayers, they are often dismissed or face barriers to getting access simply because faith is a component of their program.
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Those hoping to donate to efforts to help preserve koala populations can give to a University of Sydney-backed fundraiser to establish more drinking stations in Australia's eastern states, as well as to a GoFundMe benefitting the Port Macquarie Koala Hospital, which is currently rehabilitating 31 displaced koalas.
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Additional funding for the national Housing Trust Fund — a federal program for building and rehabilitating homes for people with the greatest needs — is sorely needed in impacted communities, as is a special allocation of Low Income Housing Tax Credits targeted towards housing for people with the lowest incomes.
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"You are ours, and we will forever be yours," Mr. Svec said at the foot of the statue, having declared this as the Year of Jozef Tiso, dedicated to rehabilitating the image of the former priest and Nazi collaborator, who was hanged as a war criminal in 1947.
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Colleen's efforts to turn her mentorship skills from recruiting for the Hand to rehabilitating a group of young gang members lacks the racial problems of the Danny plot, but it feels like a side story from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which parodies the Hand through the evil ninja of the Foot.
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What they're saying: "We applaud President Trump for following through on his stated commitment to reducing crime, reforming our prisons and rehabilitating individuals who are hungry for a second chance," Mark Holden, general counsel at Koch Industries who recently launched the Safe Streets and Second Chances prison reform initiative, told Axios.
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The government has characterized Mr. Lindh in recent years as holding on to extremist views, and his release has now brought objections from Mr. Spann's family and elected officials and raised questions about how he can be safely reintegrated into society without some kind of formal government program for rehabilitating former jihadists.
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Among other things, the businessman Costel allegedly wanted to "further the Congo's agenda," which included fighting the extremist group Boko Haram, facilitating bilateral trade between the country and the United States, addressing "illegal African immigration to the U.S.," and rehabilitating Congo's imagine in the U.S. and abroad, as well as a few other priorities.
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In a communal, nigh utopian spirit, guests share in the labor and often bring dishes of their own, rehabilitating the idea of the potluck — which has nothing to do, etymologically, with potlatch: It derives from the 16th-century English pot-lucke, in which unexpected guests made do with whatever was already in the pot.
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These tie-ins encourage coordination with other federal investments, such as: the Justice Department's Byrne Grants that address crime, safety and reentry and Department of Education's Promise Neighborhoods that encourage school choice and school infrastructure, Treasury's New Markets Tax Credits that support economic development and job creation, and Transportation and EPA programs for rehabilitating deteriorating infrastructure and public services.
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"Numerous areas that are essential to the JTDC's mission of educating and rehabilitating the children housed there – including the JTDC's school, its facilities for family visits, its only outdoor recreation yard, its library, and its chapel – were placed off limits so that Fox's agents and employees could use them to stage and film the show," the lawsuit says.
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Governors and advocates who boast of success at reducing state prison populations—notably in red states—met with the president and son-in-law Jared Kushner on January 11 to plead for similar measures in the federal system, but the discussion was largely confined to rehabilitating the incarcerated rather than incarcerating fewer people in the first place.
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Because this all started out as sort of a fan's attempt to rehabilitate the public's mind about these women (as opposed to rehabilitating them, which they don't need), I hadn't really thought a whole lot more of the connections between the two besides: [they're] famous, I love them, and [they've been] scorned in some way that angers me.
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And even though he is still rehabilitating in the wake of his most recent operations — for his shoulder last September and for his back a month later — he has not given up on the idea that he can still make a comeback, that there is still another chapter left in a career that was once so crammed with success.
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While Woods is still rehabilitating from his fourth back surgery in April and dealing with an addiction to painkillers, the fifth Turkish Open marks another milestone for the tournament, which was selected to be part of the European Tour's inaugural Rolex Series, a run of eight tournaments where each event has a minimum prize fund of $20133 million.
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But when the Yankees face a right-hander this season, the only left-handed batters in the lineup might be outfielders Brett Gardner and Aaron Hicks, a switch-hitter; at least, that might be the case until the return this summer of the left-handed-hitting shortstop Didi Gregorius, who is still rehabilitating from Tommy John surgery.
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Unit 1, which involved buying and rehabilitating a turn-of-the-century apartment building in Detroit, and reconstructing one of the units — first in part at Volume Gallery in Chicago, and then in its entirety at MOCA Cleveland — then populating it with a number of large ceramic forms, represents the kind of masterwork that can eat an artist's entire life and practice.
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And while there are many reasons why using a tourniquet or improvised devices like weightlifting knee wraps or ACE bandages are a less-than-ideal way to go about it, research shows it's an effective way to achieve an impressive number of fitness goals, including rehabilitating injuries, improving endurance, and building monster-ass biceps—all while lifting surprisingly light weight, or none at all.
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In the late 20143s and early 1970s, a publicly-funded Model Cities program that was supposed to build 6,000 housing units in a number of Atlanta neighborhoods over a six-year period only constructed 218 while rehabilitating another 220; this time around, a 2400 report from the Georgia Public Policy Foundation found that the stadium and the Empowerment Zone plan had combined to produce similarly feeble effects.
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Gulf of Mexico Keys Fisheries Turtle Hospital AquaVentures Eco Tours Marathon 20193 Isla Bella Beach Resort florida Boot Key 22019 2307 mile By The New York Times Housed in a former motel painted sea green, the Turtle Hospital treats animals that are rehabilitating after swallowing so much plastic they can't submerge, or have tumors growing around their eyes, a condition linked to water quality.
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When DeGeneres said that people are asking why a "gay Hollywood liberal" is sitting next to "a conservative Republican president," she seemed to miss that many people felt they already know why: Because powerful liberals have an interest in rehabilitating the image of a former American president, no matter how grim his record may be, for the sake of preserving faith in the version of America where rich people on the right and left can have a pleasant Sunday afternoon together.
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