Recent reports into egregious failing in the quality and safety of healthcare in the UK have focussed on the ability of executive boards to discharge their duties effectively.
For me, Mrs. Clinton's most egregious failing was initially approving the Iraqi occupation undertaken by George W. Bush.
And that fundamental lack of understanding of the problem the rule is intended to address may explain the most egregious failing in the study, which is that the authors seem to have completely missed the point of the regulatory impact analysis they are seeking to rebut.
Hubris, he reckons, has led to some of the profession's most egregious ethical failings.
(Most directors are ex-teachers).But for all the talk of cross-agency communication, the most egregious recent failings in child protection have been by social workers.
Even Mr. Kristof has called Bill Clinton dishonest, sleazy and a man with egregious personal failings.
Covering the story of prejudice against Jews from the time of Christ through the rise of Nazi Germany, The History of Anti-Semitism presents in elegant and thoughtful language a balanced, careful assessment of this egregious human failing that is nearly ubiquitous in the history of Europe.
The united front presented by the president and his top advisors has sucked all the air out of OSHA, leaving behind a series of erratic enforcement cases against egregious violators but failing to prevent the large majority of workplace illness and injury.
