Here are four key missteps.
Some of the department's key missteps included inadequate planning and sudden shifts in command roles, as well as unclear arrest policies and general confusion over how, exactly, certain orders should be interpreted.
In failed negotiations to reform healthcare, President Trump and other Republicans committed key negotiation missteps, most notably a lack of thorough preparation and ill-advised threats.
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However, three key and recurrent missteps have occurred for many investigational drugs that have limited success in later clinical development.
In that case, judicial investigators found that federal prosecutors had concealed key evidence, among other missteps.
For several years, various critics have complained that he has been aloof, that he has a brittle temper and that he has made missteps on key conservative issues.
With the company's core rural consumers saturated with stores, union-pandering urban politicians making it tough to impossible to open big city locations, and overseas missteps in key markets like Germany and South Korea, there's reason to believe Wal-Mart's growth phase is near its end.
In the view of Peter Post, the director of the Emily Post Institute and the author of "Essential Manners for Men," the key is to acknowledge the misstep and then make active attempts at redress.
