While there are some localised examples of good practice, the overall national picture is piecemeal, involving standardised training sessions, with no real context or personalisation, that do little to help frontline officers develop key skills in dealing with minority groups exposed to hate and hostility.
Another participant, L.A. Unified elementary teacher Steve Seal, called his district's training "piecemeal" in quantity and quality.
He said then that NIH's existing programs to foster diversity were piecemeal and that "the training of more minority scientists needs to be the responsibility of the entire community".
But the officials said the Federal Bureau of Investigation had discounted the possibility of a suicide attack using planes, partly because it had largely failed to draw together evidence gathered piecemeal over the years that Al Qaeda pilots were training here.
His first necessity in 1706, however, was to secure Sweden's position in relation to Russia, which, under Peter I the Great, had from 1703 onward made good use of Charles XII's campaigns in Poland to train its army and undertake a piecemeal conquest of the Swedish east Baltic provinces.
Meanwhile, the Obama Administration continues to rely on a piecemeal approach to fighting ISIS: bomb ISIS today, train Syrians next month, provide arms next year, address Assad in two years.
The profits have been privatised, but the costs of a lack of training and the chronic overcapacity inherent in piecemeal work will be continue to be borne by everyone else, in the form of Britain's eternal "productivity crisis" – the fact that while GDP keeps going up, GDP per capita has been flat for a decade. .
Working on the weekends, while trains are still running, results in a piecemeal repair process that Mr. Lhota called "unbelievably inefficient".
The Obama Administration needs to understand that its train-and-equip program is simply too piecemeal and too slow.
This could be related to the manner in which training was offered in the country through a piecemeal approach, with poor or absent content, giving providers a sense of assurance in providing service yet in fact not improving knowledge on post-rape care.
