The GAO report says the delays compromise worker safety.
For all this enthusiasm, the significant gap between the high hopes and expectations of policy-makers and managers and the actual practice of implementation of these technologies has been highlighted by research which has consistently revealed an extensive catalogue of delays, compromise and failure [ 9- 14].
Our study analyzed the clinical, functional, and structural findings of the skeletal muscles from a cohort of FD patients with various degrees of muscle disturbances, showing that the disease causes direct skeletal muscle infiltration with milder and delayed compromise compared with cardiac involvement.
Getting a power plant built in New York State is a game of delays, compromises and confrontations, even at a time when the pressure is on to build them.
When you compete in an innovation ecosystem, you must expect and plan for delays, compromises, and disappointments that are, to a substantial extent, outside your control.
"For too long," they say, "our leaders have denied and delayed, compromised and caved" on climate change.
Yet research on the implementation of ICTs reveals a litany of delays, compromises and failures.
Gridlock could easily delay any compromise package past the point at which it would do the economy any good.
Yet, with delay and compromise marking the Kurdish role in Iraq, at least in the eyes of the Kurdish population, the time may have come to exercise leadership and decisiveness.
The New Jersey Assembly speaker, Jack Collins, a likely candidate for governor next year, had done more than any other lawmaker to delay a compromise on the school plan, which was introduced in October 1998 by Governor Whitman and had the early support of the Senate president, Donald T. DiFrancesco, Mr. Collins's chief rival for the Republican gubernatorial nomination.
