In this instance, the failure came from a mix of poor communication and staffing, inadequate equipment, intelligence breakdowns and spectacularly bad luck, said Lt. Col. H. S. Brar, the commander of the Indian peacekeepers based in Kiwanja.
I believe that Congress and the railroad's board, both under Republican control, have decided to "starve the beast" with reduced financing, leading to inadequate maintenance, service breakdowns, diminished service and ultimately bankruptcy.
Supply interruptions result from seasonal or other transport breakdowns, inadequate systems, understaffing, and weak management of supply systems and personnel.
In this way, the breakdown of inadequate demand profiles allows managers of health services personalize attention on possible risk groups.
Pharyngocutaneous fistulae after laryngectomy occur when there is a breakdown or inadequate closure of the suture line.[ 2, 4 ] It presents with wound erythema, followed by skin slough and salivary flow through a cutaneous orifice.
Fulfill basic criteria of need for hospitalization for psychiatric treatment including insufficient general functioning and loss of mastery/function in multiple domains, e.g. inadequate self-care, substantial breakdown in relational, occupational, and/or personal functioning.
A New York Times examination of American horse racing showed an industry still mired in a culture of drugs and inadequate regulation and a fatal breakdown rate that remains far worse than in most of the world.
If service delivery is poor, for example because of inadequate maintenance and then mechanical breakdown, people can vent their frustration by vandalizing project infrastructure.
When those rhythms are disturbed by inadequate or insufficient sleep, disease and breakdown get the upper hand.
Further, there is no evidence to suggest that these studies should be invalidated because of poor quality control (e.g., contamination from collection materials, breakdown of conjugates during storage, inadequate blanks) (Gies et al. 2009; Vandenberg et al. 2010).
