Sentences with phrase «structural deficiencies»

There may be important lessons to be learned from recent efforts to address similar structural deficiencies in the mortgage market.

These simulations must include all operations personnel in a way that exposes structural deficiencies, such as poor lines of authority and insufficient staffing.

Summary judgment granted for defendant in case by homeowner against contractor whose alleged work caused and / or contributed to the alleged structural deficiencies of the home.

As part of a General Preparation Phase (GPP), which I frequently skipped in my high school and college years, I have been spending 3 - 4 weeks at the beginning of every macro-cycle working on structural deficiencies and technique.

On Are You Here, such structural deficiencies are glaring and disappointing.

Congress enacted a wide range of reforms to the mortgage market; they may shed light on options to address the significant structural deficiencies in the student loan market.

Next, whether purebred or adopted, check for structural deficiencies by performing a hands - on exam.

Some examples include: a badly leaking roof, collapsed septic field, major structural deficiencies which compromise the tenant's safety, or if the landlord cut off the hydro or water.

According to the Project, the project is expected to address structural deficiencies, safety concerns, and allow for future economic growth in the region.

The iron - deficient piglets also had structural deficiencies in their gray matter and white matter in several brain regions at four and eight weeks.

This structural deficiency of what government spends its resources on and who are the real beneficiaries thereof, is worsened by another structural problem - the structure of Nigeria's pseudo-federation with one overwhelmingly large and not surprisingly wasteful and inefficient federal governments; 36 handicapped states; and 774 almost utterly useless local governments which are now de facto area offices of the handicapped states and therefore doubly - disabled and dysfunctional.

It can not be excluded that those structural deficiencies, instead of being considered as mere obstacles, may have been looked at by the fathers of the Euro as the opportunity to inscribe between the lines of the Maastricht Treaty an even deeper political project.

Hazel Blears is a good example of this - all for «participatory budgeting» and citizen's juries etc., but refusing to acknowledge the structural deficiencies of the institutions of representative democracy themselves.

Lawrence Summers, President Obama's chief economic adviser, has said that 75 percent of the public schools have structural deficiencies and 25 percent have problems with their ventilation systems.

Ideally however, a home inspector will go above and beyond the call of duty and address both structural deficiencies and cosmetic damages and inform the perspective home purchaser of all findings.

A dog that is structurally correct will work easier and better than one that has to overcome some structural deficiency.

I'm less concerned about particular people holding certain positions (TechRights» Dr. Roy Schestowitz covers those issues in detail) than fundamental, structural deficiencies that have allowed judicial independence at the EPO to wither.

But in order to call them about the mold, it needs to result from a «structural deficiency,» of which I can not find a strict definition of anywhere.

Reporting immediate hazard or structural deficiency to the client schedule and Conduct site kickoff meeting with client representative.

However, once the sale of the home is final, it's final, which means the home inspection is your last chance to ensure that the property isn't hiding any structural deficiencies or unpleasantness that could compromise the quality of your investment....

The structural deficiencies are difficult and time consuming to correct through renovations.