But the investigation by a House Science and Technology subcommittee found it crippled by serious design flaws, management blunders and runaway contractors.
The bishops don't understand this, nor do they in every case understand the management blunders that they have committed.
It will describe poor care, medical errors and management blunders at the 14 Trusts which have been investigated over high mortality rates.
Some experts mention the management blunders, some the union contracts and the legacy costs, some the years of poor car design and some the entrenched corporate cultures.
A recent history of mistakes, slip-ups and management blunders is woven into the fabric of Tribune Publishing, the struggling publisher of The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune.
On June 4th a string of management blunders drew to a fitting close with Mr Kozlowski's indictment on a grubby tax-evasion charge.Robert Morgenthau, New York's district attorney, must still prove his case.
Also being hastened into retirement is the Defense Ministry's chief civil servant, Sir Bill Jeffrey, who, these officials said, was judged to have allowed money-wasting "bloat" in the ministry's civilian staff, and other management blunders.
For all that, the current Mets are afflicted with not only bad hamstrings but management blundering and foot-in-mouth disease, and now, it seems, blatant frugality in the free-agent draft.
The Bank One Corporation, rocked by a series of management blunders and earnings shortfalls after one of the biggest mergers in banking history, named James Dimon as its chairman and chief executive yesterday.
But after a spate of debacles at big Swiss companies -- sudden collapses, nasty earnings surprises, management blunders and embarrassing leaks about high pay and benefits -- shareholders are growing restive, demanding more information and more accountability.
