Sentence examples for systematic failings from inspiring English sources

The UK Border Agency revoked London Met's licence to take overseas students in August, saying the university "failed to address serious and systematic failings".

Q: The report says there were systematic failings.

If there systematic failings, who is responsible for the system?

The issues of responsibility and culpability, of quality of care and of monumental and systematic failings continue to surround the lawsuit.

He detailed the systematic failings of the NHS to identify and deal with the problems "at every level" which he said had "betrayed" the trust of the public.

After the Oakley review last July found systematic failings in the process, including disproportionate burdens placed on the most vulnerable, the Department for Work and Pensions said it would change the way it communicated with claimants hit by sanctions.

Systematic errors resulted from failing to separate this shadow work from the actual "protocol work" that they explicitly modeled in their simulations.

The second goal was an example, an apparently individual mistake that was a systematic one, a collective failing: Modric, unassisted, unaware and unwarned that Luis Suárez was coming up behind him.

However, if a sample suffers from systematic error, such as failing to draw a representative sub-sample of certain groups, then weighting respondents from those groups exacerbates rather than alleviates the level of systematic error that a poll might contain.

The patient later relapsed with wild spread metastasis and rapid progression failing all systematic treatment; leukapheresis was performed to collect PBMC.

Recent systematic reviews have highlighted quality failings in both public and private care settings in developing countries [ 1, 2] and have added power to earlier calls to standardize and assure the levels of quality offered by private providers [ 3].