But the committee concludes that there is substance to academics' complaints about poor pay, crowded seminar rooms and ageing equipment, and that more must be spent to correct these problems.
That's obviously an untreated open wound; taxpayer money should not be spent to correct your irresponsible wound care) Having Obamacare (socialism is a preëxisting illness) An amendment in the GOP health-care-reform bill will allow states to deny coverage for preexisting conditions, including sexual assault...
But there's also a deep, widespread, continuing mistrust of the Keynesian model for ending severe, prolonged recessions by using government spending to correct systemic shortages of demand.
Jerilyn Perine, the city's housing commissioner, praised HUD for its willingness to spend money to correct a problem created under a previous administration.
WASHINGTON — A company that bought 12 chemical plants from DuPont five years ago has informed the Environmental Protection Agency of numerous violations at the plants and has agreed to spend $240 million to $500 million to correct them, the agency said Monday.
"How much money is it bringing in, and will it even equal whatever the admissions office spends trying to correct the very misimpression that this arrangement reinforces?" No one at the university was willing to disclose the exact monetary benefits of the deal, except to emphasize that the revenue would go exclusively toward financial aid.
The pay gap between men and women has drawn renewed attention in the business world over the past year or so, particularly since Benioff announced publicly last year that he would audit employee salaries and then spent $3 million to correct the internal gap at Salesforce.
Not only do they have an obscenely high payroll, but they also stand ready to spend more money to correct mistakes or bolster the troops.
School budgets and school taxes keep going up, but, increasingly, parents are feeling required to spend extra cash to correct the inadequacies of the school systems.
Are efforts to improve diagnostic performance better spent on trying to correct the dispositions to cognitive and affective biases (eg, premature closure, overconfidence and visceral bias 17) and other cognitive short-comings or can diagnostic performance more easily be improved by system solutions such as decision support systems that sidestep concerns about cognitive bias?
