The bank's monitor said there had been progress in improving its technology to assess money laundering risks but that there was a "material weakness in which a great deal of work remains to be done".
Supporters of a "secular stagnation" story for economic weakness, in which there is excess saving in the economy pushing interest rates down to the zero lower bound, often cite rising inequality as a key mechanism.
In this predominantly Korean and Japanese dormitory town, residents last week were split over whether to accept Christie's lengthy mea culpa and view the dismissal of three senior aides as a show of leadership or a display of weakness in which loyal aides are made to accept blame.
Unfortunately, in this paper we present that their protocol has a security weakness in which participants cannot confirm that their contributions were actually involved in the group key establishment.
Also be aware of your weaknesses; areas in which you can improve.
There are several intrinsic weaknesses in economics which stop it from fixing itself and you only need to see the number of economist deniers to see that the rules of the game will have to be altered from the outside.
There are a number of generic health system weaknesses in Kenya which impact on efforts for horizontal integration of mental health into routine primary care practice.
These communication checklists were designed to assess strengths and weaknesses in communication, which are not readily identified by traditional language tests, and yield a General Communication Composite GCCC).
At this stage, she also recognises her weaknesses in activities in which she does not deliver optimal performance.
The weakness in housing, in which prices have been falling sharply in many parts of the country, has caused severe economic problems.
Metabolic aspects should also be investigated since they may play a role in muscle weakness and fatigue, in which case a complementary therapy activating this metabolic pathway could alleviate myasthenia symptoms.
