Overall, the results of our study support the results of previous studies indicating a more or less unsatisfactory publication policy in NIS protocols, as already reported by Windeler and colleagues and de Mey in 2000 [ 33, 34].
Yet the refurbishment programme – costing anywhere between £160m and £190m under an unsatisfactory financial disclosure policy, given the scale of taxpayer support – has a distinct sense of purpose.
In designing a supply chain (SC) system, the problem arises when a company has unsatisfactory inventory control policy and material routing between supplier producer and distributor in SC considering specified cost and demand.
The rest of the world should stop being bullied by America's failed drug-control policies and realise that the "War on Drugs", like alcohol prohibition before it, is doomed to create more problems than it solves.DORA GRUNERNew YorkSIR Sanctions are the worst-defined of policy instruments ("Unsatisfactory sanctions", November 6th).
"This is an expensive, undemocratic and generally unsatisfactory way of making policy.
It seems much more probable that whichever man was first invited to form a Government would succeed, unless the Tories are tired of office (as a few of them are when the results of policy are so unsatisfactory).
Last May, regulators at NASD advised several Wall Street firms that their compliance with the rule on e-mail message retention was unsatisfactory and began investigating those policies.
This sets up an unsatisfactory dynamic between scientists and policy-makers that can also involve politicians.
To date, the European Commission has viewed any population decline as unsatisfactory and sought to design policies to turn decline around or to provide some compensation (CEC 2008a, b).
For those with unsatisfactory, ASC-US and LSIL, the policy included a repeat cytology with HPV testing in 6 months (figure 1A).
