The crisis stems, above all, from lax and incompetent public regulation of private economic power.
The BP oil spill, environmental damage from hydraulic fracturing, inadequate safeguards at the Fukushima nuclear plant and the Wall Street meltdown are only the most visible failures caused by insufficient and incompetent government regulation.
Corrupt politicians, greedy builders, lax financial regulation, incompetent banking management and hubris at all levels in Irish society during the Celtic tiger years have all been blamed for this disaster, which will leave Ireland's economy scarred for years to come.
The I.R.S. should be rooting for the lawsuit's success because it would relieve the agency of playing the unfortunate and increasingly incompetent arbitrator of its own flawed regulation.
Incompetence is sin, & incompetent deception is unpardonable.
Informed consent, because the patients were incompetent, was obtained in accordance with Italian national regulations (waived consent).
We have previously demonstrated that cell cycle-dependent regulation is functional in the context of a replication incompetent HSV-1 amplicon viral vector (Ho et al, 2004; Lam et al, 2007; Sia et al, 2013).
A considerable number of buildings were constructed under poor construction practice by low-cost, incompetent traditional builders, without compliance with any safety rules and regulations and sufficient knowledge in construction science and earthquake engineering.
This kind of government regulation plays an important role in protecting the public against incompetent medical practices and dangerous medicines.
We find that regulation of overall histone acetylation is perturbed in respiratory-incompetent (ρ0) yeast.
