In addition to decentralizing PSEEs, DPE/PAC offers an additional function, which is ensuring secure product access (including the enforcement of separation-of-duty constraints).
The authorizations must enforce separation of duty (SoD) constraints to prevent fraud and errors.
The IP and HCS together facilitate resource optimization, particularly in the face of increased duty hour constraints.
And it is the fact that they can conflict with moral law, not the fact that they actually do conflict with it, that makes duty a constraint, and hence virtue essentially a trait concerned with constraint.
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A perfect storm of mismanagement, procurement cost overruns, expanded post-9/11 security duties, budget constraints and a rapidly aging fleet have combined, analysts say, to make a mockery of the service's motto: Semper Paratus -- Always ready.
Cited barriers to lifestyle change were identified from both methods, and included time and financial constraints, childcare duties, lack of motivation, fatigue, and obstacles at work.
Other barriers mentioned were: dislike of being tutored or judged, no energy for extra efforts on top of normal daily activities and duties (Belgium), and financial constraints related to the extra costs for healthy foods (Hungary).
Reasons for delayed nursing home care included the sense of duty from the caregiver, time constraints leading to inadequate patient assessments and misconceptions on the side of the general practitioner about capability of the caregiver to deal with the person with dementia [ 34].
