stranding

It's not the stranding itself that was unconscionable, but rather the stranding plus the not telling the parents plus not being reachable by same parents.

There have been some court cases where they have ruled that forbidding a US citizen to fly on his return trip to the US is stranding/abandonment[0], but...

That's an unbelievably high number that's caused directly by stupid, unprepared people stranding themselves.

How do they know they aren't stranding you and your 90 year-old grandma in the middle of the desert with no water?

Mandate the provision for 1 non-emergency temporary reactivation to avoid stranding people.

On more than one occasion they cancelled last buses stranding people.

The relevant concepts here are preposition stranding and pied-piping.

The real issue with the current system is the effective marginal income tax causes people pay effective tax rates in the 80-120+% range stranding them in poverty.

They'll find their app whether it's in a menu or a screen, but stranding them on the desktop without any button to get there was a problem.

The preposition stranding thing, though, is pseudo-Latinate prescriptivism.

I gave up pretty fast after stranding on orphaned freedesktop.org pages..

That's pretty dense, and it hits our power target for the current site design, so going denser would only lead to stranding space ahead of power (which leads to cost inefficiencies).

One interesting idea might be for Tesla to provide a "towing mode" that raises the ground clearance as the batteries are dying in order to make it easier to load the car onto a flatbed - that, along with education of tow companies, could be very beneficial to improving the outcome of these "stranding" situations.

Then, there's the threats of holding me in a cell for 72 hours, the threats of prosecution, the yelling, the physical intimidation, the verbal abuse ("you're only causing this trouble for yourself"), the massive delays (they sent the bus without me, stranding me several hours from the nearest airport).