Consequently, the challenge is to do the decentralization in a way that does not lead to unacceptable loss in information coupling, leading to poor performance and integrity, while still solving the issues with computational cost, communication bandwidth, and robustness to varying connectivity.
Does the power created by an expansive public sector lead to unacceptable abuse?
Debate on the issue has been rejected by rich countries, which fear it could lead to unacceptable costs.
Rogers said that in the wake of these findings he had serious concerns that the government's flagship welfare policy would lead to unacceptable outcomes.
He warned the court against "wholesale abdication to the district judge," which he said would lead to unacceptable variations in sentences.
The American Israel Public Affairs Committee (Aipac), a larger rival lobby group that fears the deal will not be strict enough, has also stepped up its warnings that the delayed negotiations may lead to unacceptable compromises.
Before Sept. 11, the Social Security agency disagreed with this recommendation and did nothing to carry it out, fearing it would lead to unacceptable delays in issuing Social Security numbers to legitimate applicants.
Ovshinsky foresaw, long before the oil shocks of the 1970s, that the world's addiction to dirty fossil fuels would lead to unacceptable side effects ranging from resource wars to climate change.
These twin failings meant that any new contract, public or private, was bound to lead to unacceptable price rises.One observer of privatisation projects, Michael Rouse of the International Water Association, sums up the issue: "There have been successes with public/private partnerships, and there have been failures.
It is expected to stress, more convincingly than ever before, that our planet is already warming due to human actions, and that 'business as usual' would lead to unacceptable risks, underscoring the urgent need for concerted international action to reduce the worst impacts of climate change.
But the top Democrat on the panel, Representative John M. Spratt Jr. of South Carolina, said the Republicans had "built their budget around their single-minded goal of enacting large and fiscally irresponsible tax cuts" that would lead to unacceptable reductions in essential programs like Medicare.
