Using the concept of emergent change, they argue that an implementation process is far from linear and predictable due to the contingencies and the organizational complexity that influences the process.
Hugh Robertson, the shadow Olympics minister accused the government of "massive financial incompetence" and said the two largest over-runs on VAT and contingency had been predictable at the time of the bid.
I'm trying to make sure that, uh, um, that, that we move forward in a predictable, peaceful manner that plans for all contingencies that might occur so that people of a disparate group of opinions and actions can, can be heard while at the same time the property and, and persons, personal, persons of people in the St . Louisregion are protected.
In the context of more predictable emergencies such as drought, it includes the promotion of preparedness and contingency planning as well as emergency response itself.
Michaels: We don't expect the world to become more predictable over time, so there will always be a need for midstream, contingency funding.
" For the Conservatives, the shadow Olympics minister, Hugh Robertson, said: "The secretary of state has failed to disclose the true cost of VAT, contingency, building cost inflation and security, much of which was entirely predictable at the time of the bid.
On the one hand, it has been argued that adaptive solutions through natural selection are deterministic and that evolution is largely predictable [ 69], while on the other, it has been argued that historical contingency, which is the unique chain of prior events that determine which of several evolution paths a lineage will follow, renders evolution unpredictable [ 70].
This contingency never arose.
