just is the very state standards.year , significant changes were made to the relevant legislation, which made it possible to reduce the e -terms of the state standard from 24 months to almost 9 months. this is one of the most such good results in the world of legislative change. which appeared last year were, as it is impossible. by the way, we are now seeing the first results during 2021, 1600 new standards were adopted. this is the absolute maximum for more, than a five-year period, however, it is obvious that what matters is not how many standards are adopted, how much they are applied in practice. and here i should note that for the first time 49% of all standards that have been adopted. these are business driven standards. this is the optimization of procedures for increasing transparency and the involvement of all interested parties in the development of standards and has made it possible to increasingly involve business in active participation in these works. and what does this mean? this means that the standar

right now only two silver level plans meet the standards and the proposed standards will allow a muchgreater choice of plans and in return of the flexibility, employers are willing and able to contribute more funds to cover coinsurance and deductibles. that's our thinking. we believe these proposed standards are a win-win for both employers and workers and in particular would provide more money for workers rather than putting more money into health insurance premiums. we share the concern is that employees often have to convert cost up front. we acknowledge there are imper imperfections in the system but we'll continue to work to moving towards creative improvements. thank you. i hope you will approve these standards today. >> that that is the only hand from the public. >> thank you caller and secretary morewitz. commissioners, any comments or questions on this resolution? >> it looks like commissioner chow is trying to raise a hand. >> yes, i just wanted to compliment the presentation for a very difficult set of problems that they faced and to actually do as the former public speaker

one of our risk based performance standards is standard 12.hat performance standard requires companies to do for types of background checks on certain individuals. that's an identity check, legal authorization to work, criminal history and screening for terrorist ties. a company on its own cannot just go out and start screening their employees against the database. that's an inherently governmental function. because of that, we had to pause on that when we launched those inspections about 10 years ago. we launched this program starting around 2015 or so and did a slow roll to try to work with industry and our law enforcement partners on how to execute screening for terrorist ties for different individuals. i think this is one of our key partnership models moments of success because it was a little dramatic. we had some struggles and pushes and pulls and difficult conversations about how to do this. we came up with four different options for how a facility could comply with this standard. i am happy that most facilities have chosen to go with o

when you have a gold standard. us had 180 years from 17 7090s when alexander hamilton and d george washington but also the gold standard they fixedthe gold and put in silver we had gold standard in the 1790s to 1970 . the us experience even though we had a civil war, depressions, world wars. the average growth rate the highest in human history. obviously there are other factors butthe key thing is money makes it possible for people to invest in the future . make take more risks, how more trust in their day-to-day activities. over time, the results are astounding. you look at where we began and we didn't invent it, the dutch did it back in the 1580s and became the global center of the world. the english which for a second nation in the early 1700s. once on the gold standard and did other positive things. we took another step and we became the capital center of the world . and the largest economy in the world but if a country can get the regulations right, spending right, taxes right but if you don't get the money ri

one of our industry point standards, performance standard 12. that performance standard requires companies to do for types of background checks on certain individuals. that is an identity check, legal authorization to work, criminal history and screening for --. a company on its own cannot just go out and start screening their employers against the terrorist screening database. that is a governmental function. because of that, we had some products on that when we originally launched that about 10 years ago. we launched this program starting around 2015 or so with a very slow roll. trying to work with industry and law enforcement partners on how to execute screening for highest individuals. this is one of our key partnership models and moments of success. it was a little dramatic. we had some pushes and pulls. we had some difficult conversations about how to do this. we ended up coming up with four different options for how a facility could comply with the standard. i am really happy that most facilities have chosen to go with option one, which i

of course, practicing doctors have developed 87 standards of care, in fact.p-by-step algorithms are calculated literally in minutes, that is, any member of the team, whether it be a nurse or a doctor, clearly knows what to do and in what sequence, and in any medical situation out of the possible literally in first minutes. after the patient has been brought the main indicators to be measured by the nurse, that is, the nurse is trying to measure you, your situation is 99, then the patient is escorted to one of the three zones, yellow, green and red. which project of the patient depends on his condition in green transfers those whom doctors call light patients, yellow gets patients in a state of moderate severity. the red zone is a shock department and resuscitation if necessary. even emergency heart surgery can be performed here. the patient is diagnosed, they are prescribed primary treatment or perform an operational procession. then he either goes home. either he goes to the hospital department of the main hospital. in a day. each of the complexes will be ab

the you know, we were on some variety of gold standard sometimes a golden silver standard for much ofrevolution period up through up through bretton woods, but we left it pretty regularly. i think for a good example is during the civil war. we basically completely abandoned the gold standard the union printed greenbacks and vastly expanded the money in circulation and you know, obviously there was there was inflation after the civil war, but i guess i wonder you know that did happen repeatedly and i wonder how you see a gold standard working in the modern era. what what would make it the reason we left the gold standard ultimately is because we couldn't defend it because we could not expand the money supply to meet demand basically, and i wonder what you think has changed. why would we be able to do gold standard today when we used to leave it repeatedly in the past? yeah. let me hit two things on that. yes, periodically the us left the gold standard. you mentioned the civil war, but it was always understood after the war. you would go. back to it. so civil war we went off it and duri

the main difference of the new standard is that this standard already provides for the results of mastering the program not only for children of graduates of a preschool institution. well, for children from 1 year old. that is, we will see it in the development indicators. this is important for both parents and teachers. and, of course, the issues of civic-patriotic education have been strengthened in the standard. this year, additional education circles will appear in kindergartens, based on the request of parents, experts are sure that the association of interests will expand the opportunities for the development of the child. none educational.

, there were various ntc standards.r. many people remember how imported tvs required a special set-top box or an additional fee, how the tournament was to make friends with the soviet ruby with a japanese tape recorder. this story is just about the war of standards. signal and e research, development of principles for measuring signal features carrying out the standardization of e, television signals, without this it is impossible to move forward. krivosheev understood this, but not all of his opponents, for example, did not believe him that he did not change frequencies. it is possible not only to standardize video in the stream, but also to improve the preservation of existing frequency plans in terrestrial television in cable television and satellite. a fantast idealist, but he really was an idealist in his approach to work , says yuri shavdia, having worked as a master bok. oh side. hired me for 50 years carrot. krivosheev was the first thing he said? i was with a friend. he says there is no television here. so we j

joining us live to answer the question is noah boston, a data reporter for the standard.n: this is juicy. drivers in san fran got a break during the pandemic, but now ticketing is back. tell us how many tickets have been given out and how much they are breaking in. -- raking in. >> citations pretty much fell off the cliff during the pandemic, as people may be familiar with. citations are back. as you mentioned, we hit six figures, in the number of citations the city issued in march. then this past month, in july, it was over $8.5 million with of citations the city gave out. kristen: that's a lot of money. what's the most ticketed violation? >> so, parking in a street sweeping zone. that's the number one violation. kristen: how much is an average ticket, by the way? >> that's a good question. i didn't run the exact numbers on that. some tickets are over $100. kristen: i got one that was over $100 a few years ago for not turning my wheels, parking on a hill. the article explains some neighborhoods definitely get ticketed for more than others. there's a clear number one, in

the engine meets modern standards, minimum noise.ions and environmental friendliness is what developers are betting on today and in agriculture, new solutions are a predatory driveway block, with which it is an entomophage, a natural enemy of the colorado potato beetle. this is the path to environmentally friendly production of crops, special attention to medicine, here and the latest behind the skeletons and artificial lungs have no analogues in the world. a distinctive feature of artificial lungs is the duration of their use from 6 months to two years and the freedom of movement of patients. today. this is a very relevant topic against the backdrop of the development of covid infection and other lung diseases in the technoindustry. today. more than 70 innovative developments with specific proposals show very good growth dynamics. for us. this is an important platform for practicing with experts on our country's technological agenda, which aims to achieve the technological sovereignty of our country, which is equal to the economic s

so this is a documented double standard. lawless resistance for trump elites, compliance or violence for regular citizens, and especially regular citizens who are black and brown. and before i go any further, let's bring it together. we try to be clear here. we try to be as factual and clear as possible. this is the same premise which animated all the trump fans january 6th. they genuinely expected to go in and break the law, they genuinely seemed to operate with immunity to feel immune because of their privilege and they brutally attacked police because they never cared about police or blue lives to begin with. there are some people who are actually surprised by the trump fans that day or some said this is hypocritical given the past talk of blue lives. you know who wasn't shocked? all the maga people doing those crimes. because that's what they came to do. and you know who else wasn't shocked? their leader, who at the time was trying to lead a failed coup. donald trump was not shocked. he was elated, excited, juiced up, an

just is those very state standards.es were made to the relevant legislation, which made it possible to reduce the terms of the state standard from 24 months to almost 9 months. this is one of the best results in the world . during 2021, 1,600 new standards were adopted. this is the absolute maximum for more than five years, but it is obvious that what matters is not how many standards are adopted, how much they are applied in practice. and here i should note that for the first time 49% of all standards that were accepted. these are business driven standards. this means that standards become not only requirements for safety, but also for quality and competitiveness. vladimir putin spoke today by phone with prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan. as reported in the kremlin, they discussed certain issues of the implementation of trilateral agreements on the settlement of the situation in nagorno-karabakh , which were concluded by the leaders of russia , armenia and azerbaijan. and defense minister sergei shoigu talked w

uh, of course, it is important that residents see the quality standards of apartment buildings, the standards of finishing, the standards of landscaping, and they are universal regardless of the area of ​​residence. and now let's get back to what boris simonov started with, devoted several years to in order for his house to be turned on in the first place, he showed the officials terrible conditions and proved that his neighbors needed to be relocated right now, and this happened together with boris, we come to new houses, which can no longer be called corridors. you already know where your apartment will be here, and that's right. yes, i already got a viewing order when i signed everything agree. currently. i am preparing documents for the relocation of a part, of course there is no limit, of course, heaven and earth and the difference in living conditions. in general, it is colossal, as it were, but a completely different standard of living is a completely different feeling. in addition, it’s like at home, like new infrastructures, when there are schools and a kindergarten, just like there

standards. our bank , blood components are stored erythrocytes containing platelets, plasma and cryopricibitate, frozen or filtrated - these are the main components of blood at a temperature of -196 degrees six storages in liquid nitrogen vapor, erythrocytes are stored and canned, we use them both for transfusion of rare groups, and for donor immunizations. they live in the south of belarus in the morning the sun rises at dawn, the sonorous cry of cranes is heard native spores, embrace and meet no better the villages are enjoying themselves tremendously. from every day lived, a dude to himself, so much was the reception for me. i slept well. i accept no acid, i live wild and instill this love of life in my family and friends of 10 daughters. can you imagine how many cousins ​​it is, relatives are kay's people are already relatives to me, watch the poleshka project on belarus 24 tv channel. our program contains only the most pressing topics and questions. let's figure it out. why do we need these

the standard senior reporter will join us with details. environmentalists are sounding the alarm about newsom's climate change package he hopes lawmakers will approve by next week's deadline. activists say it looks good on the surface, but has seriously dangerous strings attached. joining us live now is the founder of climate talks about, a grassroots group for the climate movement. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. kristen: everything he's been announcing things like something environmentalists would embrace, make lots of clean energy investments, stop the sale of gasoline cars by 2035, emissions by 2045. you applied all that -- applaud all that, right? what are the concerns here? >> the first course is politics. it is hard to look at anything that newsom is doing without speculating about whether this is intended to furnish his credentials in 2024 or 2028 or some other point. the second thing is, it is real obvious that all of these bills he is proposing regarding setbacks and codifying executive orders he already issued ar

in physics, the so called standard model describes phenomena in the microcosm. everything that we see, the earth planets people, animals, plants, is made out of matter particles. the standard model describes the structure of particles and the basic forces that hold them together. if these basic forces didn't exist, the world would disintegrate into the tiniest elementary particles. to name the 4 basic forces, there is the electromagnetic force, the so called strong force, the weak force. and the 4th one is gravity. but it so weak in the world of the smallest particles that it's emitted from the standard model. there was one question with the standard model, that physics couldn't answer for a long time, where the elementary particles get their mass from. this is where the heck space on comes into play named after the british physicist peter hakes who 1st propose its existence. the particle itself was finally discovered 10 years ago at a massive research facility near geneva, known as san it's europe's nuclear research center. our reporter, sushi mito, ramakrishna

the eight-hour day was a standard standard plank of the socialist party. unemployment insurance seemed to laughably improbable. direct aid to the unemployed with threaten his campaign pledge of a balanced budget. still he said he would back her. it was a job. she had prepared for all her life. she had changed her name her appearance even her age to make herself a more effective labor advocate. she had studied how men think so she could better succeed in a man's world. she had spent decades building crucial alliances still. she told the president-elect. that she needed time to make her decision. the next day she visited her husband a patient in a sanitarium. he was having a good day and he understood when she told him about the job offer. his first impulse was to fret for himself. asking how this new job might affect him. when she assured him that he could remain where he was and that her weekend visits continue he gave his permission. that night in bed the woman cried and deep wailing sobs that frightened her teenage daughter. she knew the job would change

we also outlined global trends, for example, the green standard.irst time, russia will have its own base for assessing the environmental construction security and comfortable living, big plans for the development of the market were sealed by a sports charity hockey match, where, along with professional athletes, gambling officials also played. in moscow, 16:00, the most important interesting facts of this day in moscow today said goodbye to dugina, a political scientist, a philosopher, a military journalist, and according to those who recognized her brightly and strongly and very bright personality daria dugina died last saturday as a result of a terrorist attack organized by the ukrainian special services suspect ukrainian suspect. natalia vuk is now presumably in the european union. according to the fsb, natalya vovk fled to estonia through the pskov region, where she is now, while the austrian media are reporting, citing eyewitnesses, that a woman resembling vovk was seen in one of the hotels in vienna and, uh, allegedly. even on the same mini-c

a motion to adopt the 2022 san francisco amendments to the california building standard's code.-- roll call vote president bito. >> yes. >> vice president tam. >> yes >> commissioner alexander-tut. >> yes. commissioner sommer. >> yes. >> that motion carries unanimously. president bito are we going to another item or vote to continue items. >> we have a hard stop at 11:50. and we will not have a quorum i would like to are we -- city attorney, can we discuss open low how we like to continue on and make a motion, is that possible? >> if you talk to my fellow commissioners about and the director earlier about a moving other agenda items to another meeting date and discusses about -- not having a commission meet nothing september. how do we deal with that. there are 2 items one is not having a bic meet nothing september and 2, taking these agenda items we don't have a lot of time to talk about in any detail in moving them to october? >> deputy city attorney, we have items that are standard in each meeting we don't need to continue will not be heard federal item 4, item 3 if we don't

in physics, the so called standard model describes phenomena in the microcosm. everything that we see, the earth planets people, animals, plants, is made out of matter particles. the standard model describes the structure of particles and the basic forces that hold them together. if these basic forces didn't exist, the world would disintegrate into the tiniest elementary particles. to name the 4 basic forces, there is the electromagnetic force, the so called strong force, the weak force. and the 4th one is gravity, but is so weak in the world of the smallest particles that it's emitted from the standard model. there was one question with the standard model that physics couldn't answer for a long time, where the elementary particles get their mass from. this is where the heck space on comes into play named after the british physicist peter hakes who 1st propose its existence. the particle itself was finally discovered 10 years ago at a massive research facility near geneva, known as san it's europe's nuclear research center. our reporter, sushi mito, ramakrishna,

and these approval standards are sound.r bank stores blood components, erythrocytes, containing platelets, plasma and cryodefinition of nutrition, frozen or filleted are the main components of blood. at a temperature of -196 degrees , erythrocytes are stored in six storages in liquid nitrogen vapor and canned, we use them both for transfusion with the phenotype of rare groups and for immunization of donors. a program about unique personalities breaking stereotypes with an example from one's own experience is very difficult, very difficult to realize that well, one person, as it were, passed away that night. i use my husband's funds and distribute bread, of course, you face this negative even in this form, as if you’re just surprised that it really can still seem from the outside, as something bad and bad they said in the hospital, so she won’t last four months for you. and if it lives, then you will water the plants. i see that he really likes that these families need him, then, i don't even know how. enough of your emotion

i'll add the sandy berger standard, allena versus the trump standard. hillary clinton had top secret classified materials on servers . she destroyed thirty three thousand emails. she came up with a phony russian dossier, disseminated it to the media. the fbi then used to lie to a fisa court on four separate occasions, spying on a candidate for president donald trump and a president donald trump. >> let's not forget that rosen stayed and worked for the fbi, actually had his fisa warrant overturned by a judge because it was based on complete b.s. for lack of better words, i am sick and tired of seeing democrats be treated differently than republicans. the law is the law. you are not supposed to apply it differently for hillary clinton, for anybody who shoves things in their pants, in their sock drawers or decides to have a secret server like hillary clinton and smash her phone. it is a complete double standard. it has to stop or our country is in big trouble. sean, very scary news tonight. this is serious. we'll be following it every day . thank you both,

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in physics, the so called standard model describes phenomena in the microcosm. everything that we see, the earth planets people, animals, plants, is made out of matter particles. the standard model describes the structure of particles and the basic forces that hold them together. if these basic forces didn't exist, the world would disintegrate into the tiniest elementary particles. to name the 4 basic forces, there is the electromagnetic force, the so called strong force, the weak force. and the 4th one is gravity. but it's so weak in the world of the smallest particles that it's emitted from the standard model. there was one question with the standard model that physics couldn't answer for a long time, where to elementary particles get their mass from. this is where the heck space on comes into play named after the british physicist p to hakes to 1st propose its existence. the particle itself was finally discovered 10 years ago at a massive research facility near geneva, known as san it's europe's nuclear research center. our reporter, sushi mito, ramakrishna,

a lower standard. for a search warrant it's the lowest standard that we routinely use in the criminal law. probable cause. why? because it's an investigative step. you're at the beginning. it would be crazy to require proof beyond a reasonable doubt to get a search warrant because you don't have that quantity of evidence when you're starting an investigation. now, here i imagine we're not quite at the beginning of it, but we're certainly not at the end of it. and so probable cause is by design a lower standard of proof. it's tethered to the fourth amendment of the constitution because our founders understood that in order to initiate a case or to further an investigation it would be crazy to require the highest standard of proof. so probable cause, to your question, means probably. and it's based on the facts and circumstances of any particular case. right? so if somebody saw highly classified documents, and i think neal and andrew both alluded to this earlier, they're easy to spot. they have very dist

in place, and have a car market that will immediate these standards.hat if you go to any dealership in california right now, you will see that people are lining up and putting their names on lists, they want these new cars, they want to be able to avoid going to the pump and paying these high prices for gas and also do what they need is right. that's why a big part of our commitment and joe biden's commitment around his climate initiative is to put the kind of funding into rebates and incentives that will help bring the costs down to the consumer. >> let me also ask you, speaking of the climate crisis, california is among the states facing serious long-term drought conditions due to the climate crisis. your administration has laid out some pretty ambitious goals on how to protect your state's water supply long-term. but those are expensive and long-term fixes. like desalination plans plants such. why hasn't the governor put in place a state wide water reduction mandate to help with the immediate crisis at hand? >> well, there are many local mandates th

and trump standard.hat is your reacton to the dev development and a.g. saying if you work for the doj and fbi, you can't talk to congress. >> lara: this is scary stuff, sean, people used to say it was conspiracy theory tin foil hat conspiracy to talk about the deep state. i think everyday we get more and more information that makes it clear to the american people the deep state is real, look at this information we receive this week about facebook and the fbi, this was happening while donald trump was president of the united states. you had an fbi actively working against a sitting president of the united states. their attempt to sway an election and interfere in an election has become a very clear, yeah. >> sean: i hate to disrupt your thoughts here, remember there are polls showing 80% of americans believe had they been told truth about hunter donald trump wins this election in 2020 and a large percentage of people would have voted differently. >> lara: they were successful in their attempt to interfere

standards of finishing, the standards of landscaping, and they're universal regardless of where they. and now let's get back to what we started with boris simonov devoted several years to ensuring that his house was turned on in the first place, he he showed the officials terrible conditions and proved that his neighbors need to be relocated right now, and this happened together with boris, we come to new houses, which you can’t even call corridors. you already know where your apartment will be here, and that's right. yeah, i've already got a lookout lookout order. when i signed everything agree, present. i am preparing documents for the relocation of the unit. of course there is no limit, of course, heaven and earth and the difference in living conditions. in general, well, colossal, as it were, but completely different the standard of living is a completely different feeling, moreover, as if at home, as if new infrastructures are new, when there are schools and a kindergarten, as there are parking lots. all this is, in general, well, emotions are simple. the pace of renovations is

of double standards. we do not face all problems with the same criteria, and some of the use member states appear to be following the same practice. this, as estonia plans to close its borders to russian citizens with shank and visas issued by tollen, the european commission has also said the issue of tourist visas for russians is now on their agenda. is our to contribute our rachel marston with our thoughts and opinion. funny, remember how that you reacted when former president of the united states donald trump did exactly the same kind of thing in 2017 and signed an executive order to stop issuing visas to people from random list of countries here, shot around libya, north korea, somali assyria venezuela and yemen, citing national security. but we do not discriminate on the basis of nationality, grace, or religion. not only when it comes to asylum, but in any of our other polis, no one can be deprived of his or her own rights, because of their place of birth, their religion, or then nicety. this is writ

e we now updated significantly and e standards.h, those sports that are included in the program of the complex are the most popular and this is running. this is skiing. this is swimming. and we hope that, i repeat, everyone will find themselves. e in the trp complex a in such schools. as yunost says, the rich traditions of champions, including olympic champions, have been trained here for almost a century, almost 8,000 people train here from yekaterinburg to other regions for competitions and training camps, federal support, federal project. sport is the norm of life. the national demography project is of great importance to us, because we can even go to high-level competitions. these are russian championships, world cups, international competitions. we can’t for the money of the municipality, and therefore this is state support for us. well, one of the most promising teams of the kist school, born in 2008, is badly needed and needed, they train on the finishing ground. received a name in honor of one of the most famous pupils of t

and for all six centers standard.re will be one, including equipment, there will be everything to provide quality medical care and a computed tomography scanner, this and mri, this angiographs. all experience is here. here are the world's best practices in the world, yes, and we are one of the best practitioners in the world and have done even better, which is important in each complex there will be social workers to provide household and psychological assistance. all six centers are scheduled to open early next year. but training how to work in them will begin in the near future olga turchaninova anton sitnikov and ksenia sokolova ? in moscow, it became easier to breathe the wind, which brought smog to the region from the forest fires of the ryazan area changed the direction of the plume. the smoke is gradually moving towards the vladimir region, but , however, in some areas, the suburbs, the smell of gary is still noticeable. the latest information about the situation in the city and forecasts of weather forecasters

vmen enlightenment noted that the new standards are designed to modernize the historical education of schoolchildren and develop patriotic education. they involve two levels of study of some disciplines, basic and advanced. well, for example, first-graders will be told about the history of the country within other disciplines. in addition , special screenings of patriotic films will be held for schoolchildren , and a weekly ceremony of raising the national flag and listening to the anthem will be introduced in russian schools the day before. minister. enlightenment of russia sergey kravtsov said that about 700 schools had already been built during the year, and in addition, sergey kravtsov also said that by september 1, about 1,200 schools would open in the donbass. each of them will train about 500-600 students. and, besides, now 47 schools are being repaired in the dpr, 280 of them with the help of russian regions. not mister said that the school of the dpr lpr from september 1 will switch to the russian educational standard. uh, also uh, it is supposed to retrain about 15.000 teach

and the, it's actually been for far date and it's double standards. they think we've, if it was up in the united states or another country, that'd be a point to people. ready so it's all very sorry, i didn't aid. ah, it is good to have you with us today. the legacy of 2 decades of us occupation of afghanistan are we examined the enduring consequences of america's war, the central asian country in special coverage, mocking one year since the chaotic final withdrawal of u. s. forces no nation, no nation has ever done anything like it in all the history back then the reality in afghanistan changed in a matter of days, the collapse of the western back government was faster than anyone expected. in an interview earlier this month, the former president ashcroft danny rejected allegations that he had acted like a coward, despite the fact that he fled couple with suitcases stuffed with cash, his artes, rachel, perhaps one year later, former president asher afghani is still defending his role in the swift fall of the afghan government days after the withdrawal

after all, its quality is regulated by strict sanitary standards , control over compliance with standardsd out at all stages at the facility, and by order of the head, a compromising commission is created, which includes at least three people. is it a chef or tomorrow production is a must administration representatives. uh, a medical worker should take a sample for members of the parkage commission, prepared dishes are much more often the cause of such mass poisoning, according to experts, there are gross violations of sanitary standards, poor cleaning by the employees themselves, insufficiently thorough disinfection and even a banal lack of soap, the problem is most likely associated with a large number growth. such are the institutions that organize children's recreation. but they don't have enough experience. they don't comply with the requirements sanitary regulations norms, that is, it does not have a sufficient number of qualified workers. obviously, it can only be solved by setting harder tre. non-qualification of personnel by careful selection when hiring, and in general, the inst

for basil, it's a double standard. steal our land, there's palestinians digging on it, and build their homes. i mean, the state supports them doing that and providing the infrastructure for the settlers on my land, but the same state and the same government is, like, approaching us from here by demolishing our homes, schools and water well, and roads. the israeli army doesn't agree to an interview but has a large presence in masafer yatta. this sign up here is telling us we are about to enter into a firing area and israeli military zone. it says, "danger." well, "entrance is forbidden." i see more demolitions along the road. israel's supreme court recently ruled that this army training area was legal. hundreds of palestinians now face eviction. this is where the family lives. i'm off to meet one couple who insist they won't move. they live in a cave created by na'aman's grandfather before his birth. "if the army sees the solar panels, they'll remove them," he tells me. they live under tight israeli restrictions. and su

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but most standards are set at a state level. instruction and curriculum is set at the state and school level. most of the decision with the exception of federal dollars are state-level decisions. host: this is andrew campanella with the national school choice awareness foundation. candidates had to say following the results. [cheers and applause] rep. maloney: thank you, thank you. thank you. i first want to give thanks to team maloney, the campaign team, my volunteers, all my good friends. some of you have been with me for many years and some of you, this was your first campaign. your support has been tremendous throughout the earlier elections and throughout this race.

again about american standard, | galvanise the world.can standard, the galvanise the world. again - about american standard, the eu has taken a moral lead in terms of commitment to green. is this about to change because the situation with regard to russia makes it very difficult for many eu countries to work out their strategies? i many eu countries to work out their strategies?— their strategies? i have been very impressed _ their strategies? i have been very impressed at _ their strategies? i have been very impressed at the - very impressed at the commitment to clean energy and climate change the european leaders have shown in the face of these unprecedented crisis and there is no question there will be some short—term retrenchments and coal plants will go back on unfortunately but as i read the provisions, the continuing commitment to 55, i think there is strong commitment in europe to continuing this and it is usually important for the world that that continues.— that that continues. david sandalow. _ that that continues. david sanda