But state election bureaucracies, and the labyrinth of county and municipal bureaucracies below them, have been slow in using that money to fix the biggest vulnerabilities: voter databases and voting machines.
While these challenges have been addressed in some countries with strong research capacity through the development and standardization of diagnostic tools, progress has been slow in using such instruments widely within those countries themselves, let alone, within a global context, where significant cultural and linguistic variation across and within communities needs to be accounted for.
So the whole program, compared to the other three American skaters, she was slower in using her music.
"We've been slow in putting the seats to use because of testing, so the infrastructure is not yet in service," Daley said.
Citing numerous safety concerns, the Federal Aviation Administration - the government agency responsible for regulating civil aviation - has been slow in developing procedures for the use of drones by police departments.
This agent is rarely used, is slow in onset and is expensive, however, and the extent to which levosimendan offsets the negative inotropic effects of esmolol, thus minimizing the detrimental impact of β-blockade on hemodynamics, cannot be determined from this study – only further randomized studies will determine this offset.
Local authorities do have many new powers but have, in some cases, been slow to use them to tackle emerging problems.
The rate of annual overdraft is slowing, in part, because water use is decreasing, and a 2014 status report predicted that overdrafting can be eliminated by 2021 if reductions continue.
Another problem with this scenario is the concern that nucleotide substitution rates may be slower in the deep-sea vent annelids used to obtain the r2 = 0.21% calibration rate [ 9].
Despite clear benefits, physicians in Britain were slow to use Ritalin and other stimulants, in part because hyperactivity itself was considered very rare until well into the 1980's.
The Itanium chip, which runs in dual-processor server systems, has been slow to gain widespread use, in part because of an earlier lack of software applications, but also because of the typically high cost of machines that use it.
