But the purges also occur with little oversight, and errors can be significant.
The larger the packer facility, the more product is produced resulting in increased chances of oversight and errors in processing occurring, thus the increased risk of contamination.
The practice of medicine cannot ensure optimal security actors hospital in the absence of a legal framework defining the rules and procedures to be followed to prevent oversights and errors, provide care and a quality environment.
Last week, the Government Accountability Office issued a scathing report of the reviews, finding that regulators did not provide proper oversight and that some errors likely went undetected.
On the one hand, this feature is a strength, as it makes it virtually impossible even for slight shortcomings in the model to slip through the maze; but at the same time it is a weakness, because it puts insignificant oversights and real errors on equal footing – without giving the user a hint as to which is which.
Further work would also be needed to estimate clearly how frequently indicators result from a clinical decision rather than an oversight or error and which indicators pose the most risk to the patient.
That said, many of our foods come contaminated, in much the same way as they have throughout history––through error, oversight and sloppy work practices.
And just one oversight or error has the capacity to destroy a host city's reputation and damage a country's image.
"The government accepts responsibility for its oversight, and regrets the burdens that error has placed on this court and the defendant," the prosecutors wrote in court papers.
Hull have also contrived not only to sign Jamie Thackray twice, but to play him illegally in last year's Challenge Cup because of another administrative oversight – an error that could, and many believe should, have cost them a trip to Wembley.
