Sentences with phrase «not be fit for purpose»

All of this will mean that the current methods of managing performance and development, heavily based on individual chargeable hours, billing and lockup, will not be fit for purpose.

In particular, when drafting, plain language should be adopted, spelling out any restriction in certain terms, failing which the restriction will not be fit for purpose, will have no effect, and a professional negligence claim may well follow.

In summary, given the Bureau is taking one - second extrema, rather than following its own published guidelines (Instruments and Observing Methods Report No. 65, WMO / TD No. 862) recordings taken by the Bureau over the last twenty years from automatic weather stations across Australia may not be fit for purpose.

How well they do it is another matter; although if such a model can not give a good estimate for pre-industrial temperatures (i.e no AGW) then it would not be fit for purpose.

Without these changes, Her Majesty's bill will not be fit for purpose.

Perhaps someone can explain what David Dein meant when he said Arsenal's new stadium will not be fit for purpose in a few years time and why» the cantankerous one» in SW London always says WE when they win but at the moment it's THEY because they are not and it's not his fault it's everyone else's fault but not his.

Within that letter some 200 senior lawyers described the Bill as «not being fit for purpose.»

«Adding one or two new offences specific to cyclists would just be tinkering around the edges, especially when the way that mistakes, carelessness, recklessness and deliberately dangerous behaviour by all road users is dealt with hasn't been fit for purpose for years,» he added.

Not exact matches

This means that product display pages and result listings are not as streamlined, elegant or as closely fit for a purpose as a category specific or brand website.

If ACOBA approve this they will be signing their own death - warrant, confirming they are not fit for purpose and unable to guard against conflicts of interest and consequences of the revolving door - two of the most prevalent corruption risks in UK politics.

Loans backed by specific collateral or backed by general corporate assets aren't the perfect option for every financing situation, but are tools business owners can use to access capital, provided they are a good fit for the loan purpose and the economics make sense.

«Clearly, the current regime is not fit for the government's purpose of gaining a social licence to frack,» Michael Bradshaw, professor of global energy at Warwich Business School, wrote in an email.

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After all, Yahweh made it clear that he never desires the death of the wicked, but that they would turn to him and live, and so it does not make sense that he would force them to eternally suffer death, since it is for no purpose except perhaps God's satisfaction, which does not seem to fit with his nature.

«The mechanisms for claiming benefits are not fit for purpose.

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Paul was not a better Christian on account of his sins, but they «rendered him more fitted for a particular purpose in God's providence, more fitted, when converted, to reclaim others».5

In terms of handing on a revealed, incarnational, religion and its «saving truths» the National Project as presently constructed is not «fit for purpose» and thus certainly not «fit for mission».

It would not fit Luke's purpose in writing this letter to tell Theophilus to teach Theolphilus that if he wanted to receive eternal life, all he had needed to do was wait for God to sovereignly give it to him.

The considerable effort required to fit a myth to the cultural data of a congregation is best undertaken for the good of the church itself, not for one's private entertainment or academic purposes.

Last December, a report by a specially convened parliamentary committee found the Eighth Amendment was not fit for purpose and should be repealed.

I don't think there are many who can truly claim today that their e-commerce packaging is fit for purpose.

«We believe current contracts for the most part are not fit for purpose, with pricing and volume management having significant room for improvements.

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However, this standard should be fit - for - purpose and scale appropriate, which is not currently the case.

I do think though that in the refs body and Riley, though, there is, just like Wenger, an antipathy to change something that has been proved not fit for purpose.

AW is adding imbalance to his «product» (the team) in a way that does not make it fit for purpose (to win).

You, my friend, are a true Arsenal fan, unlike those who continue to trust in a man and a system that is quite clearly not fit for purpose.

A manager who is unable to read body language and act accordingly is, as previously highlighted, NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE!.

Also to summarise, using your own words Graham, you describe Arsene as not fit for purpose, and that it is a myth that he is a winner.

«The trial of Charlie Alliston last year highlighted that there is a gap in the law concerning death caused by careless or dangerous cycling, and we recognise that the outdated law used to convict Alliston was not fit for purpose in the 21st century.

One Mom had a FIT because her husband happened to be helping in class that day as well... It was completely ridiculous... its not like she was trying to show off her breasts for sexual purposes.

We feel that women's healthcare and a 21st century maternity service fit for purpose are not served by the presence of the 8th amendment's continued presence in the Irish constitution.»

«Once again we see that the Advertising Standards Authority is not fit for purpose.

Clearly, while fit for evolutionary purpose, it wasn't physiologically consistently reliable and this led to the dreadful death rates amongst mothers and infants for so much of human existence — birth and then early infancy were incredibly risky.

we haven't tried any storebought trainers, I made a few fitted diapers and fleece covers for him but they're too tight and bulky for him to be able to put on and off himself, so he ends up peeing in them on purpose because he doesn't want to go thru the trouble.

The maternity department of the hospital concerned is threatened with closure and, I'll be honest, it isn't fit for purpose and I would be happy enough if it was closed down.

The voluntary ASA system is not really fit for purpose is it?

The recurring nature of the arguments we see in today's report prompts me to take a step back and ask what or who exactly is «not fit for purpose»?

Interestingly, the UK Border Agency — responsible for securing the UK border at air, rail and sea ports and migration controls — was set up in 2008 following a very similar set of criticisms that forced the then Labour Home Secretary John Reid to declare that the Home Office's immigration directorate was «not fit for purpose» and that a single Agency was needed to secure effective and efficient management of the UK border.

But it wasn't fit for purpose.

«The party is riddled with infighting, proxy wars between rival camps and is run by an NEC that is not fit for purpose.»

In his address, Mr Reid took pains to praise his predecessors at the Home Office, in what will be seen as an attempt to heal the divisions he created in the cabinet by declaring the department «not fit for purpose» when he took over.

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As a method of finding answers to the calamity of May 7, the current series of leadership hustings are simply not fit for purpose.

Unless American comedians can make the Home Office fit for purpose, the taxpayer won't be laughing.»

«Even people in the know will wince at parts of the report: that the Government can not explain why the national roll out of Universal Credit was set for October 2013; that there has never been a «convincing strategic plan» for the project; and that the # 303 million already spent on IT has only produced an insecure, inflexible system that is not fit for purpose.

Nor is it clear whether a President fits the description of «supervising employee» for the purposes of such review even if such establishing of MSPB authority does not violate separation of powers.

These developments demonstrate that the status quo is not fit for purpose.

«NASUWT research has shown time and time again that teachers are facing serious health and safety risks in schools as a result of high levels of stress, school buildings which are outdated and not fit for purpose, the presence of asbestos and excessive classroom temperatures.