Inadequate controls on industry and lax enforcement of existing standards have worsened China's pollution problem, stemming from three decades of economic growth.
Did the government have inadequate control?
Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, said he wanted hearings on the F.B.I.'s use of informants and the bureau's "inadequate controls".
Mr. Hanssen's spying apparently went undetected because of inadequate controls over highly classified information and weak screening and monitoring of employees.
Shortly after the lawsuit was filed, the bank agreed to pay a $24 million civil fine for having inadequate controls to protect against money laundering at the New York branch.
Technical investigations of the blast are under way amid suspicions that inadequate control over coal dust and methane was a factor.
In the late 20th century many countries (particularly the United Kingdom) have been abandoning this approach, largely because it gives inadequate control of total expenditure.
And the fact that it said whistle-blowers were involved may indicate that there are greater problems than inadequate controls, or that someone took advantage of the poor controls.
BBC management was also criticised by the National Audit Office for the lack of documentation for and inadequate control over 91 exceptions made to the standard relocation package in cases of staff with disabilities or caring responsibilities.
A3 Availability of Bomb Materials The International Atomic Energy Agency said that virtually any country had the radioactive materials needed to build a "dirty bomb," and that more than 100 countries had inadequate controls to prevent theft.
"The classic anthropologist's way of thinking about magic is in terms of our sense of inadequate control over our lives, which ought to mean that, as healthcare improves, our belief in the superstitious causes of ill health declines.
