Sentence examples for failures of implementation from inspiring English sources

At the time of the report's publication HSBC expressed its regret that there were failures of implementation and Lord Green has said that he shares that regret".

"With regards to the bank's efforts to address its AML [anti-money laundering] and OFAC [Office of Foreign Assets Control] compliance issues, HSBC has expressed its regret that there were failures of implementation in these areas, and I share that regret," he said.

Because whether it was the 1944 act itself or a failure of implementation, the consequences are still with us: a shocking inequality in provision between technical and academic education; confusion over vocational qualifications; and hopeless levels of youth apprenticeships.

The spending they began must have done some good to cushion the recession, but either through a failure of theory or a failure of implementation, their lever was not as powerful as they promised.

The financial consequences may be marginal when compared with ITV's £1.7bn annual take – having no sales director in the room to do the deals runs the risk, according to insiders, of costing ITV potentially tens of millions of pounds – but it still adds up to a failure of "implementation".

Relatively few studies address usability and feasibility issues that may impact success or failure of implementation, and few have been conducted for non-communicable diseases such as hypertension.

However, the so-called 'crisis' in CBNRM reflects a failure of implementation and, specifically, a failure to devolve rights and responsibilities to communities within a carefully designed institutional framework.

Because understanding the context in which interventions are implemented is imperative for effective pragmatic trials and dissemination and implementation research, the use of mixed methods is critical to understanding trial results and the success or failure of implementation efforts.

Following this failure of implementation, an enthusiastic teaching assistant was trained, who successfully delivered the intervention.

Addressing the failure of implementation is about changing strategies to support uptake among the staff that contact individuals.

This lack of ownership not only contributed to the failure of implementation of 'clinical governance' in relation to mental health but also to the problematic progress in the construction of 'primary mental health care' within the organisations and in its normalisation.