In particular, failures are chosen for which root causes involve trying to get around existing operational shortcomings by making changes to control, instead of carrying out a proper Root Cause Analysis to identify actual causes of deficiencies.
Insomniac, the company that staged Electric Daisy Carnival, filed a seven-figure lawsuit against L.A. on Friday, claiming the city did not have proper cause to terminate a concert planned for Oct. 30 at the Los Angeles Convention Center.
At a minimum, ensure that "statistical achievements" are subtracted when actions are found to have unjustifiably targeted advocacy groups or interfered with a person's constitutional rights without proper cause.
He pointed to the law governing employment relationships, which says: "The employer must not, without reasonable and proper cause, conduct itself in a manner calculated and likely to destroy or seriously damage the relationship of trust and confidence between employer and employee".
A case study is performed and the results prove that the simplified approach can simplify Markov modeling without loss of accuracy if a proper common cause failure (CCF) model is adopted.
Around the nation, people of every race, age, ethnicity, gender and sexual orientation are being treated questionably and aggressively by police officers, in a manner that often leads to suspects being killed or injured, seemingly without proper cause.
Republicans sought evidence to bolster the administration's case for war -- and to prove that no officials knowingly shaded intelligence findings -- while Democrats used Dr. Kay as a foil to criticize the administration for starting war without what they view as proper cause.
Some sick workers in western New York, however, say too many claims are being denied without proper cause.
Yet with fewer anti-whalers, there might in time be fewer whalers, too, as the politics, lacking proper cause, faded to nothing.
