Sentence examples similar to a flawed implementation from inspiring English sources
As noted in the previous studies, risks to patient safety are frequently seen as operational challenges or as a consequence of flawed implementation.
Due to a mistaken philosophy and flawed implementation, the district deteriorated rapidly and to a considerable degree.
Although the NDP was the first of its kind, the Health Care Law was adopted as a response to the flawed implementation of Decree 52, which did not adequately care for the poorest in the society as intended.
According to McLaughlin and Mandin [ 3], teachers' views of the reasons for failure in lecturing were mostly a misjudgement of the learners/context or flawed implementation of the teaching strategy.
Even so, he conceded that there is "some basis" for the concerns about flawed implementation of reforms.
The four main possibilities for the limited success of the HealthSpace programme to date are flawed concept, flawed product design, flawed implementation and embedding, and flawed timing that is, people are not ready for this type of personal health record.
The consequence is either a flawed language design or a deficient implementation.
"A flawed idea, self-enrichment by employees, inadequately designed controls, poor implementation, inattentive oversight, simple and not-so-simple accounting mistakes, and overreaching in a culture that appears to have encouraged pushing the limits".
He told the Commons: "The IRP report also concludes that the outcome of the Safe & Sustainable review was based on a flawed analysis of the impact of incomplete proposals, and leaves too many questions about sustainability and implementation.
