The testimony of those who tried to get a job suggests incompetence on an enormous scale.
Pakistan's leadership, corrupt and inherently duplicitous, either doesn't know (which suggests incompetence) or doesn't care (which reveals complicity) that their game fatally affects their own innocent civilians most; killing of civilians by anyone anywhere is simply and always wrong.
Various reasons for this have been suggested, including incompetence on the part of the Crown Prosecution Service and scepticism about police evidence.
He had suggested either incompetence or what he called "collusion" had been going on in the executive.
Chinese authorities typically minimize events that suggest government incompetence lest they encourage social unrest.
The bank had no information at all about the beneficial owners of 15% of the accounts, suggesting either incompetence or wilful blindness on the part of regulators.Alex Cobham, an economist with Christian Aid who has studied financial flows to and from tax havens, thinks they attract as much money from poor countries as from rich ones, if not more.
It seems extraordinary that even if there was nothing new in the report as far as senior officers were concerned, they did not think to warn their political masters that they were sitting on such damaging material.The impression conveyed is not so much of attempted cover-up, as some have suggested, but of incompetence.
Conclusion: primary VVs develop in isolated segments of the superficial venous system (without connection to the deep system) at, or distal to, the underlying main trunk incompetence, suggesting a process of "spreading incompetence" from one focal point, producing varicosities (mainly in tributaries).
The post was inspired, in part, by a tweet of mine, in which I suggested that the political incompetence of Republican realists is a big part of the story of the G.O.P.'s current foreign policy dysfunction.
Previous studies have suggested that perforating vein incompetence is reduced by surgery to superficial veins.
