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The model s shortcomings led to privatization in many developed and developing countries.

E. Shortcomings

In addition to this lack of transparency, Oxfam s report identifies several deficiencies common to all of the Big 10 food companies.

Despite the adoption of several commendable measures, persistent institutional and governmental shortcomings might require attention.

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There are still huge inefficiencies in international financial markets, which remain beset by herding behavior and other pathologies.

At the national level, two inadequacies must be addressed.

Those shortcomings relate to the areas of peaceful uses, cooperation and assistance.

The National Health Policy aims to address the shortcomings of the system.

Nonetheless, the Court has come under fire for three alleged failings.

It would also be appropriate to carry out a comparative study of existing initiatives in order to make up the shortcomings.

In short, it explains my country's shortcomings in achieving the Millennium Development Goals.

The Ministry continued to implement the system between 1999 and 2002, with a view to developing effective measures to fight this scourge.

He was that rare kind of leader who was not confined by his followers inadequacies.

HOLAP addresses the shortcomings of MOLAP and ROLAP by combining the capabilities of both approaches.

I believe it is useful, now that we have experience, to take account of the shortcomings that we see.

But the same deficiencies existed when India was growing rapidly.

Limitations to the database used for the report of the Statistics Division

Unfortunately, many of the proposed green substitutions, however well intentioned, may not address these limitations adequately and could, in fact, produce worse outcomes.

But unbalanced intellectual property regimes result in inefficiencies including monopoly profits and a failure to maximize the use of knowledge that impede the pace of innovation.

In paragraph 204 of its report, the Board recommended that UNDP allocate resources urgently to resolve the shortcomings identified with the Atlas system as soon as possible, especially those classified as critical.

Future historians are likely to fault Bush for these shortcomings.

I have spoken to many CEOs who tell me that many, if not most, of their new employees require remedial training before they can begin work, in order to compensate for the shortcomings of their university education.

This aimed to minimize the inefficiencies arising from pre allocation of other resources to subnational authorities.

The crisis has starkly revealed the insufficiencies of existing banking supervision.

It is worthwhile to consider these limitations of GDP as a measure of wealth.

(One shortcoming of the web safe palette is its poor selection of light background colors.

The shortcomings of the existing procurement computer systems were analysed to identify opportunities for improvement.

Her delegation therefore welcomed the efforts of the Secretariat to remedy the deficiencies in the application of the Convention.

One of the key problems is the lack of awareness among many users of the extent of the shortcomings of the MDG database and the importance of rectifying these shortcomings for effective policy analysis.

In paragraph 193 of the report, UNOPS agreed with the Board's recommendation that it, in conjunction with UNDP, urgently allocate resources to resolve the shortcomings identified in the Atlas system as soon as possible, especially those classified as critical.

All of these shortcomings are in some way manifestations of the same international monetary deficiencies.

In several areas some major shortfalls remain, however, particularly with regard to the security sector.

However, addressing the eurozone s deeper defects cannot be postponed endlessly.

India s second great challenge is to resolve its enormous infrastructure shortcomings.

The Indian private sector is efficient and entrepreneurial, and is compensating for the state s inadequacies.

Domestic shortcomings and political polarization have fed a temptation to drift away from a foreign policy driven by universal values.

But it would be a great pity if, in examining what went wrong, deficiencies in the program s implementation were to obscure its accomplishments.

UNCTAD's technical assistance was useful with regard to decreasing transit costs and facing up to infrastructural shortages and institutional bottlenecks.

So, overall, statistics about happiness seem to be as accurate as many of the statistics regularly used by politicians, such as public opinion polls, poverty rates, or, for that matter, GDP growth all of which are riddled with imperfections.

Given its failings, why is ethnic profiling so widespread? The answer is simple.

This helps to focus the provision of technical support, adjust procedures and budgets where needed and develop initiatives to address persistent shortcomings.

Appropriate measures should be taken to remedy the shortcomings identified by the Group at various stages of the programme cycle.