Sentence examples for inadequate processes from inspiring English sources
She apologised for the inadequate processes that enabled Savile to occupy a managerial role at Broadmoor in 1988.
Some delays were the result of poor administration and communication and Tesco had "inadequate processes" for correcting errors, for example where data had been input wrongly.
"On behalf of the previous DHSS and DoH, we are deeply sorry that inadequate processes in 1988 enabled Jimmy Savile to occupy a position of authority that he used to abuse his victims at Broadmoor Hospital," she said.
EU member states have not been able to send asylum seekers back to Greece since a 2011 court ruling that found refugees suffered "degrading treatment" and faced inadequate processes that meant they were at risk of being sent back to countries, where they faced persecution.
Without a change in approach, these problems will be multiplied many times over if one tries to apply today's inadequate processes to the products of tomorrow.
"Mainly, these issues stem from a report published by the appointed auditor earlier this year where he found in setting the pay of senior officers, the council had inadequate processes and procedures which led it to take an unlawful decision.
For a complex enzymatic system, the "default" used first-order enzyme deactivation model has been proved to lead to inadequate process design or sub-optimal operating policies.
"Like many other things in healthcare, I think once we get a wakeup call, if we realize we have an inadequate process, we learn pretty quickly," said Cipriano, whose organization represents 3.4 million registered nurses.
"You have to define security and admissibility more narrowly because the impact is that people are denied access to the refugee definition, and they're forced to put up with this very inadequate process, which is the pre-removal risk assessment," said Dench.
The most frequently occurring hazard was the inadequate process for matching test requests and results received (n=350, 54.1%).
They are the result of the lack of more rigorous quality control for the materials and inadequate production processes.
