Sentence examples for problematic implementation from inspiring English sources

Even if cameras resulted in more cordial encounters, it would not address the larger, problematic implementation of stop and search.

Bitch Media, which publishes the feminist Bitch magazine, posted a thoughtful piece on its website describing the film as "a problematic implementation of good intentions".

Levi Strauss isn't the first company to stumble when installing highly-complex business software systems – earlier this year Waste Management sued SAP for $100m over a problematic implementation – but what is slightly unusual is that the company says it has installed SAP successfully across its Asia-Pacific region.

It investigates its ambiguous nature, fuzzy boundaries and problematic implementation processes.

However, as after-school social learning programs have a research history of problematic implementation children's perceptions should be considered in future program design, evaluation and monitoring.

While not tested in this study, the growing distance appears to render reality even more threatening to aid workers, thus leaving aid agencies "trapped" in a problematic implementation modality (Donini and Maxwell 2013), as evidenced by the firm belief of many security managers that they would not operate in many regions for the foreseeable future.

Alternative methods such as neural networks have thus been sought but, despite some promising results, their design remains problematic and implementation is equally difficult.

In response, recent revisions to such rules have included a countercyclical capital buffer, but it is problematic because implementation is discretionary with respect to both timing and amount on the part of regulators.

While not all relationships between health care providers and drug and medical device manufacturers are problematic, the implementation of the Physician Payments Sunshine Act will help ensure that provider-industry relationships finally receive appropriate scrutiny.

This issue has been previously noted [ 16] as problematic in implementation of assistant positions, and was seen as a key issue to be addressed.

1 Doctors' capacity to self-regulate has been questioned, 2 but the measurement of quality of patient care is complex and agreement on a UK revalidation system has been problematic and implementation repeatedly delayed (currently scheduled for introduction from late 2012).