That figure does not include the 300,000 or so who have fled across the border to Chad and the Central African Republic, and another 1m-plus who have not been counted because they migrate according to the seasons and no one is sure where they are.The splintering of the opposition is partly a result of the failure to implement a deal signed in Abuja in May last year.
Behaviorally, TBI patients showed a specific performance deficit suggestive of a failure to implement cognitive control in the service of processing conflict information.
"This is pretty typical of the failure to implement PREA around the country," Harper Jean Tobin, the director of policy at the National Center for Transgender Equality, told VICE News.
Highest ranking categories were: failure to recognise seriousness of patients' condition (71% of cases); lack of knowledge (67%); failure to follow recommended practice (53%); lack of or failure to implement policies, protocols and guidelines (44%); and poor organisational arrangements (35%).
High school students in particular have born the brunt of our failure to implement comprehensive education reform.
"The latest impact of the failure to implement welfare reform is the investigation into historical crimes.
The factor which ranked highest in the organisational category was the lack of, or failure to implement, policies, protocols or guidelines (24 cases, 44%).
Mr. Horvitz, who speaks apologetically about the Paper Clip program, said its shortcomings were the result of Microsoft's failure to implement all of his team's ideas.
The limited impact of the European Union doctors' directives is linked to the general absence of physician surpluses in other Member States (which restricts the pool of potential migrants), failure to implement the directives and recognise the equivalence of qualifications by some Member States.
"The rise in Portugal's credit-default swaps is more a reflection of the external environment and not the result of any domestic failure to implement the reforms agreed last year," said Gonçalo Pascoal, chief economist at Millennium BCP, a bank in Lisbon.
