Yet whatever larger failings may exist, the staff of social workers, addiction specialists and nurses who keep the hot line running — 24 hours a day, seven days a week — can count at least some victories by the end of each shift.
It is a matter that Police Scotland are unable to deal with but the time is right for the Scottish government in partnership with all parties including the Scottish Police Federation to address the serious failings that exist in our justice system".
Many things can intuitively account for a possible object failing to exist, e.g., the failure of two persons to meet who might otherwise have had children together.
But, among others, Bricker (2007: 130) suggests that a plausible view of de re modality must accommodate the possibility of oneself failing to exist even while things are qualitatively just as they actually are.
For what contingent facts could have made it the case that, for a given possibile a, instead of simply failing to exist, there was no such thing as a at all?
Hunt said: "Whilst failings in care at Mid-Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust may have shocked many, we cannot say with confidence that some of those failings do not exist in pockets elsewhere in the NHS and social care system".
Lakshmi Sundaram, global co-ordinator of Girls Not Brides, illustrated how interventions that were too narrowly designed were failing girls: "Programmes exist to address maternal mortality, yet they do not focus on child brides.
Prominent examples for failing this requirement exist throughout technology history, e.g. the case of 'Aramis' [8] or the defeat of the steam automobile [9].
Such failings, were they to exist, would normally be in the public domain before the departure of any particular member.
It is not worth risking the potentially heavy penalties that exist for failing to comply with strict engineering and social regulations.
