Shinseki, who acknowledged that the organization under his charge has some serious systemic shortfalls, is no stranger to telling the truth or to housecleaning that sometimes requires, in the words of one VA executive, "shooting a cocker spaniel in the face".
The Senate and the Assembly now offer only temporary sops, addressing one round of new-school construction, not systemic operating budget shortfalls.
We show that partial participation of banks in the CCP at the optimal fee rate reduces banks' aggregate shortfall and also reduces the overall systemic risk.
Mr. Kelleher said he was willing to accept Ms. Russo's contention that the revenue shortfall was because of isolated, rather than systemic, problems.
We propose a model where systemic and non-systemic banks are exposed to liquidity shortfalls so that a lender of last resort policy is required.
Overall, the review found paucity in both quality and numbers of evaluation of humanitarian actions, with the largest shortfalls evident in evaluations focused at country-wide and systemic levels.
In March 2007, well before the start of the crisis in July 2007 and of course Lehman's fall in September 2008, the top eight systemic firms contributed 87% of the systemic risk (i.e., the total expected shortfall in a crisis).
"Many preparedness shortfalls can be addressed in a response using emergency processes or adaptation, whereas systemic issues can be much more problematic.
"In addition to overcrowding, the failure of California's prisons to provide adequate medical and mental health care may be ascribed to chronic and worsening budget shortfalls, a lack of political will in favor of reform, inadequate facilities, and systemic administrative failures," Justice Anthony M. Kennedy wrote for the majority.
Air Force Secretary James G. Roche said Wednesday that the service had some systemic problems in addressing sexual assault cases and assisting victims but that commanders were committed to fixing the shortfalls and punishing offenders.
