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He pledged a full review of the agency's shortcomings over the next several weeks.

Traffic experts have tried to tackle Broadway's shortcomings over the years, making the street one-way southbound below Central Park in the 1950s and 1960s.

He said that he and Mr. Schiro worked together to develop a compromise with the S.E.C. "The rule, even though it has its shortcomings over all, is a rule the profession can live with".

Among other alleged shortcomings over the affair, he stands accused of failing to act when the BND informed him of the espionage activities in 2008 when he was Merkel's chief of staff.

We need a collective and collegiate sense of all pulling together to restore trust in the BBC's news output". Several of the BBC's most prominent journalists – including political editor Nick Robinson, business editor Robert Peston, and the BBC News channel's chief political correspondent Norman Smith – have reported vigorously on the BBC's shortcomings over the course of the Newsnight crisis.

EU foreign affairs chief Catherine Ashton urged Russia to address "shortcomings" over the vote, a spokeswoman said.

This shortcoming carries over to some of the internal systems that Leed endorses – and which may not be smart for every region.

The EBA has been at pains to stress that during June it toughened up the tests because of "shortcomings and over-optimism" in some banks' early estimates.

Surveys with a self-administered questionnaire may also have some typical shortcomings, such over- and under reporting due to social acceptance, a phenomenon that the anonymous character of this study may have minimized.

But his examination of these challenges, and their facilitation by liberalism's inherent conflicts and shortcomings, glosses over a major part of the picture: the anti-liberal tide on the progressive left.

Despite these shortcomings and over 30 years of randomised phase 3 trials no other agent, or combination of agents, has supplanted dacarbazine (Atkins, 1997; Balch et al, 1997).