However, it is increasingly evident that the greatest risk is posed by continuing to implement strategies inconsistent with current understanding of our novel future.
We will keep markets open and free and reaffirm the commitments made in Washington and London: to refrain from raising barriers or imposing new barriers to investment or to trade in goods and services, imposing new export restrictions or implementing World Trade Organization WTOO) inconsistent measures to stimulate exports and commit to rectify such measures as they arise.
"As poor and inconsistent management, manifested in the failure to implement lessons learned, is behind most of the findings, I hope that a system is developed that holds named managers to account for overseeing policy implementation and improving practice".
48 The head of dietetics at the intervention site will be encouraged to implement strategies to improve care when it is found to be inconsistent with the EAT intervention components.
Despite this commitment, most European countries have failed to implement comprehensive policies due to tobacco industry interference in policy-making and inconsistent advocacy; underfunding and poor enforcement of TC policies [ 3– 6].
More generally, setting constraints in the federal constitution on the way monetary policy can be implemented is undesirable and inconsistent with central bank independence.
The amended statute ties state recommendations on HIV testing to the CDC's "most current guidelines," but it explicitly rejects essential components of the recommendations, stating that the CDC's guidelines "shall in no event be interpreted or implemented in a manner inconsistent with the minimum informed consent standards of this [statute] [36]".
We advocate that differentiating between goals and design features that implement these goals will help designers of AVs make more informed choices, especially considering the abundance of often conflicting and inconsistent design recommendations in the AV literature.
The inconsistent results also present a typical dilemma in health services research and policy: how much evidence is enough to implement or change policy?
The system might implement a precise adaptation strategy and provide students with personalized learning content, but if its estimations of students' knowledge and preferences are inconsistent, the adaptive interventions it produces are unlikely to be effective.
