Even in constitutional regimes, no fully satisfactory answer has been found to the question of how these bureaucratic decision makers can be held accountable and their powers effectively restrained without, at the same time, jeopardizing the efficiency and rationality of the policy-making process.
Therefore, although jobs can be processed simultaneously, this usually jeopardizes the efficiency as the aforementioned designing process occupies the resources very heavily.
This, together with menacing budgetary restraints, will have its impact on hospital resources and may jeopardize the quality, efficiency, and accessibility of patient care [ 2].
In no case aerosol deposition onto the surfaces jeopardize the heat exchanger efficiency beyond acceptable limits.
Additionally, the central difference method used in DEM requires very fine elements, which significantly jeopardizes the calculation efficiency.
The resulting staff shortages, they said, cause errors, compromise efficiency and jeopardize the safety of the county workers and the clients they serve.
It is a legitimate concern that like failed austerity measures also occurring around the world, this "tightening" is going too far to the point that it may jeopardize the ICC's future effectiveness and efficiency.
Although reducing the number of active servers in a data center may improve energy efficiency, over-consolidation may jeopardize the quality of the service (QoS) provided by the data center.
China's healthcare insurance system has multiple admission standards and multiple divisions, which go against the status quo of flow of personnel, and may jeopardize the robustness and sustainability of healthcare insurance financing through the allocating the risk to public, directly doing harm to the efficiency of operation [ 10].
Could this jeopardize the deal?
