Sentences with phrase «existing alcohol problem»
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As attention faded, that influential organization and Republican leaders changed course, arguing that the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives would be best positioned to deal with the problem through existing regulation.
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«Existing laws in this area need to be enforced and we must also look at the sale of cheap alcohol in supermarkets which contributes to the problem.»
«Of course, debunking a stereotype doesn't mean that alcohol problems don't exist,» Dr. Cunningham said.
The Customer Service Department exists to handle any customer concerns, help with logistical issues, answer customer's questions, direct customers to solutions for problems and program needs and to assist organizations in setting up their drug and alcohol testing programs.
This decision is similar to the general approach in Ontario which has tended to focus on balancing the employer's safety interests with the employees» privacy and dignity interests, often requiring an employer to establish that there is an existing problem with alcohol in the workplace.
The Supreme Court of Canada has concluded that a workplace policy which provides for random alcohol testing is not justified when there is an absence of evidence of an existing problem with alcohol use in the workplace, even where the workplace is considered inherently dangerous.
In the absence of evidence of an existing workplace alcohol use problem, it concluded that a dangerous workplace was not, on its own, reason to implement such a policy.
In the absence of evidence of an existing workplace alcohol use problem, it concluded that a dangerous workplace was not, on its own, reason...
Some activities or personality flaws may exacerbate existing problems, such as drug and alcohol abuse or infidelity.
Similarly, we also now face problems like alcohol abuse and indeed, lateral violence that did not exist before colonisation.
Many programs exist for adolescents that experience problems associated with use of drugs or alcohol.