Labour said the report was evidence the government had failed and had created a "fiasco" with a botched rollout.
In the late four hundreds B.C., during a performance of a play by Euripides, an actor created a fiasco by pitching the last syllable of the word galen' as an up and then down instead of a simple up.
Administration officials say they worried that the cuts in cancer-drug payments would create a political fiasco, undermining Democratic efforts to enact Medicare coverage of all medically necessary prescription drugs.
At the meeting, officials asserted that district staff had descended immediately on Jefferson to help out after the initial fiasco, working overtime to create a new master schedule and get all students a full program within two weeks.
The U.S.O.C.'s relationship with knitters, crocheters and yarn spinners worldwide began to unravel from there, creating a public relations fiasco less than a month before the Olympics.
But for now there is a more pressing subject: The online federal health care exchange, the heart of the Obamacare project, is such a rolling catastrophe that it may end up creating a major policy fiasco immediately rather than eventually.
"We've created a nine-game fiasco early in the season, and now we've got to try and figure out a way to make it better," Red Sox Manager Terry Francona said after Wednesday's series finale with Tampa Bay was rained out.
Last Wednesday, tests commissioned by lawyers for the homeless found lead paint in the jail, causing the city to stop housing families with children under the age of 7 there, cutting by almost two-thirds the number of families who ended up staying there overnight and creating a public relations fiasco for the mayor.
Markets began to discount the June 2007 financial fiasco, creating a top on financial stocks that make up the Financial Select Sector SPDR (amex: XLF) exchange-traded fund.
The latest ballot fiasco has created a window for reform that is fated to close as memories of this year's ballot manipulation fade and party leaders again become preoccupied with crafting rules to help their particular candidate.
The 1848 fiasco strengthened the radical elements of the socialist movement at the expense of the moderates and created a poisonous and enduring rift between liberals and workers.
