In the wake of the crisis, Mr. Bernanke forged a broader vision of the Fed's responsibilities, starting experimental, incomplete campaigns to reduce unemployment and to prevent future crises.
The lack of sufficient and effective efforts in the early stages of a program can result in unstable, unclear and incomplete requirements, unclear roles and responsibilities within the program organization, insufficient planning, and unproductive tensions between program management and systems engineering.
Incomplete or ambiguous specification of responsibilities and accountabilities, lack of continuity in teams working in shifts, inefficient organization of teams due to lack of information about workers' competences and lack of clarity to determine if the work is delegated or assigned are examples of important problems related to collaborative work in healthcare teams.
This focus is understandable – but gives an incomplete picture of how moral responsibility is distributed in this kind of case.
Lamb's framework suggests that accessibility without the ensuing components of engagement and responsibility constitutes an incomplete structure to paternal involvement that will deprive the child of critical support needed for healthy development and emotional well being [ 23, 32].
Besides, nutritional information was found to be incomplete in patients' record, and nurses' responsibilities regarding EN were not well understood.
"We believe the record remains incomplete with respect to the vendor responsibility issues involving the parent company of Wireless Generation," the letter said.
These myths, because they are simplistic and incomplete, lead new managers to neglect key leadership responsibilities.
There is no responsibility taken for entries lost, delayed or incomplete.
For many, teenage years consist of incomplete maths homework and the gradual realisation of impending responsibility.
It "concludes that Macchiarini 'bears the main responsibility for the publication of false or incomplete information in several papers, and is therefore guilty of scientific misconduct.'".
