Back in the classroom, she vowed to be more vigilant about her surroundings, and to always formulate a plan to take action if things went wrong.
"It would have been my preference to have more investigations of individual actions because obviously everything that went wrong or was illegal was done by some individual, not by an abstract firm," he said.
This means global standards and easy-to-understand information on what data is being held and how it is being used, and what actions were taken when things went wrong (by all parties, including governments), as well as stronger rights to export data and audit public content.
This seems to be just what Sternbergh wants, as suggested by his diagnosis of what went wrong with action films: "Eventually the shirtless commandos gave way to men in tights," meaning comic-book superheroes; "and from the technical end, computer animation gobbled up everything, chewing it all into weightless pixels".
Take responsibility for your actions, and your part of whatever went wrong, but do not indulge in blaming.
We will be conducting a full investigation into what went wrong and take action to ensure this does not happen again".
The debts of euro-zone members were protected by their bail-out fund until 2013; any notion of imposing "haircuts" on bondholders would apply only to new debt issued thereafter.For economists such as Jean Pisani-Ferry, director of Bruegel, a think-tank in Brussels, Mrs Merkel's action was a good idea that went wrong.
Finally, in their capacity as audit monitors, stock exchanges could create an investigative unit to explore causes of audit failures so that the stock exchanges and audit firms could learn about what went wrong and take action to prevent future problems.
"Without a doubt, and so we're going to do an after-action report on every single precinct, what went right, what went wrong".
