Sentence examples for identified shortcomings in from inspiring English sources

Besides the technical analysis, their investigation identified shortcomings in the way Firestone handled what turned out to be crucial safety information.

It has made notable improvements in stroke treatment, in trauma care, in immunisation coverage since Ara (now Lord) Darzi identified shortcomings in a widely-read analysis in 2007.

According to the report: Our woman in Asmara…alleges that the trainers identified shortcomings in her that could hardly be less ambassadorial—"wobbly," "out of her depth" and "a bit passive aggressive".

The watchdog identified shortcomings in patient dignity and staff training during in the inspection last November.

Mr McClelland said the inquiry into Mr Haneef's detention had clearly identified shortcomings in the way he was dealt with when the John Howard government was in power.

A Care Quality Commission inspection of five of the hospital's wards in November identified shortcomings in patient dignity and staff training.

He said: "My inspection has identified shortcoming in the capacity of the chief executive, senior managers and committee support service to provide the level of expert advice and governance support needed by the board.

Another advantage, Mr. LaRocca said, is that prosecutors are well suited to identify shortcomings in the law.

Conclusion: Clinicians and administrators are readily able to identify shortcomings in the seasonal bed closure process in the ICU.

But the authors of the study write that their findings suggest that the C.D.C.'s inspection criteria "have a low sensitivity for identifying shortcomings in actual public-restroom environmental hygiene practice".

To the Editor: An Oct. 10 editorial identifies shortcomings in the No Child Left Behind law, but its successful implementation may serve only to reveal fundamental weaknesses arising from internal contradictions.