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OpenGL implementation has fallen behind the competition, the filesystem desperately needs updating, the SDK has needed modernizing for years, networking and cryptography have seen major gaffes.

"The NPA has really brought many issues … to the fore," Schwartz agrees, but on most of them, "implementation has fallen to the institutions".

Given the expense of HIT implementation and the inability of physicians, the group to which the burden of implementation has fallen, to capture the majority of benefits and returns, physicians should be permitted to negotiate jointly with payors to properly allocate cost savings.

Katja Hall, policy director of the CBI, says: "We think the government has the right plan for growth – but so far it has fallen down on implementation".

The London Ambulance Service's performance on life threatening calls has fallen following the implementation of a new computer-aided dispatch system.

14– 17 Nevertheless, implementation of CE in clinical practice has fallen short since it is labour-intensive and requires special training.

Updated at 9.26am BST 8.56am BST There are reports this morning that (as feared) Greece has fallen behind in the implementation of its financial programme.

So the implementation of the CPA, an extraordinarily complex document, has fallen far behind schedule.

The implementation of structural reforms in several member countries has fallen short.

GP provision of universal child health reviews has fallen considerably in Scotland since implementation of the revised child health surveillance system from 2005 as would have been expected.

CHIP covers more than 8 million children, and since its implementation, the percentage of uninsured children in this country has fallen from 14percentto5percentcent.