In 1914 Woodrow Wilson spoke for many frustrated golfers when he described the game as "an ineffectual attempt to put an elusive ball into an obscure hole with implements ill-adapted to the purpose".
On the state level, leaders of several states, such as Arizona, Alabama, and Georgia, have expressed their frustration by implementing ill-advised forms of immigration policy.
As Tomsett explained: "Time is not on our side, so it is crucial for us to present alternatives to Michael Gove and Stephen Twigg, and for them to listen, before schools begin to implement the ill thought-through EBC.
Changes in lifestyle are difficult to implement and ill reflexes can take over.
If these challenges were not hard enough, the confluence of hastily implemented and ill-conceived policies comes amidst a rhetorical turn against teachers as the major culprits behind students whose test scores do not rise.
"And when it comes to the task of implementing this ill-conceived and disastrous law, the president may as well have nominated Sisyphus, because as I indicated, Ms. Burwell has been asked to do the impossible here".
Therefore, other interventions should be implemented for critically ill, ICU patients so that restorative sleep can occur.
However, this recommendation was derived from studies performed in hematologic patients in stable conditions, and whether it can be safely implemented in critically ill cancer patients had not been addressed previously.
You've gotten away with this laziness so long that you have forgotten that the last two times you got away with it, implementing your perennially ill conceived and unchanging agenda, that the world was plunged into economic nightmares.
The commentary discusses why variability can nevertheless accurately estimate prognosis and how easily this can be implemented in the critically ill.
"The benign explanation is that this whole standards and reform movement was implemented in an ill-conceived manner," Dr. Haney said.
