Added to that are design flaws and administrative glitches that put poorer claimants especially at heightened risk of hunger, debt and rent arrears, ill-health and homelessness.
It also demonstrates what one legal scholar described as the "fatal flaw" in administrative law that allows an industry-friendly agency boss to buddy up to polluters with little oversight.
Many health experts in Africa also say that nevirapine is safe, although tests on the drug in Uganda were flawed, due to administrative problems, and earlier this year an Italian non-government organisation recommended a costlier but less risky alternative.
After the accident, the shuttle fleet was grounded until September 1988 to allow NASA to correct the design flaws and implement associated administrative changes in the shuttle program.
President Obama is making yet another illegal change to his health law, continuing a long pattern of trying to fix his fatally flawed signature legislation by administrative fiat.
The discordance for the type of outpatient visit may be either a weakness of self-report or a flaw in diagnosis coding of the administrative data.
The government's failure in the Holy Land case suggests that the administrative processes for designating groups as terrorist organizations are flawed.
So, essentially, it looks like Facebook doesn't make regular checks on Pages after an initial (and also flawed) verification check — even, seemingly, when Pages' administrative structure changes almost entirely.
The last net neutrality lawsuit also followed this pattern, but the sides were flipped: It was industry groups who argued that the FCC's net neutrality rules were flawed and that the agency had violated the Administrative Procedures Act.
Finally, the study identifies key challenges in the delivery of publicly provided ALMPs in MENA countries, namely poor administrative capacity, system fragmentation, lack of governance and accountability, regulation bottlenecks, and flaws in program design.
