"Web scrapers" and other solutions are not fit for purpose.
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In short: Germany's armed forces are barely fit for purpose. Why?
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The case illustrates how the PLDPA is not fit for purpose.
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If fit-for-purpose ear protection existed, orchestra management could do likewise.
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When your myths are not fit for purpose, you make new ones.
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Whether the building is truly fit for purpose has also been in question.
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And the E.U. in its current form is no longer fit for purpose.
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It is crucial to assess if all the laws are fit for purpose.
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There are already specialized, fit-for-purpose toolsets available for infectious disease outbreaks.
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It said the makeup of the board "is no longer fit for purpose".
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City officials had long claimed that the market was no longer fit for purpose.
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On completion of the work, we'll have a Palace fit for purpose until 2067.
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Is NATO fit for purpose, and what price should America pay for its survival?
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In the summer of 2015, Sisi declared that Egypt's criminal code wasn't fit for purpose.
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Its political ads API is still being blasted by research academics as not fit for purpose.
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An independent assessment of whether Centcom's casualty tracking program is fit for purpose is also needed.
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"The traditional approach to the office is not fit for purpose in today's environment," he said.
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"This mess has made abundantly clear that our current parliament is not fit for purpose," he said.
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However, it takes an investment of time, resource, capital and desire to ensure that it's fit for purpose.
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We just don't think they are fit for purpose—they are, it seems, incapable of detecting civilian harm.
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As it stands, he says the club "isn't fit for purpose," but he's prepared to rebuild the site.
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It also said the country's infrastructure, to allow for the charging of electric vehicles, was not fit for purpose.
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Delivering "a fully functional and fit-for-purpose organization" in this timeframe will be "a huge challenge", it adds.
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They aren't objectively bad; they just seem too fit for purpose and emotionally throwaway in their intentionally wide appeal.
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So my conviction is that, one, we need to reform our membership procedures, they're no longer fit for purpose.
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WE ARE REDESIGNING NOW THE COMPANY FROM THE GROUND UP TO BE FIT FOR PURPOSE FOR THIS NEW ENVIRONMENT.
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Whether the rules are fit for purpose, and how much discretion the stewards should have exercised, was another debate.
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But for now at least its calculations ignore a basic question: whether auditors' job descriptions are still fit for purpose.
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The makeover is deemed necessary because the version in pockets today, introduced in 1983, is no longer fit for purpose.
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As a recent report by the Culture Select Committee said, "our existing legal framework is no longer fit for purpose".
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Whatever one's view of open borders, there is little doubt that existing migration policies are no longer fit for purpose.
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I think more and more people of color are feeling the straightjacket of past identities no longer fit for purpose.
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He said these developments made efforts to ensure the Hong Kong market is fit for purpose all the more urgent.
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They usually attract little scrutiny, but Woodford's fall from grace has raised questions about whether they are fit for purpose.
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"But the flaws are so fundamental it's hard to see how this bill could ever be made fit for purpose."
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Approving the motion would hamper Bailey and tell the world that British financial supervision was not "fit for purpose", Garnier said.
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With 9,000 of its 16,000 churches in rural villages, "it is not fit for purpose", declares David Voas of Essex University.
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One Oxfordshire farmer says he has told the prime minister that both DEFRA and the RPA are not fit for purpose.
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This means that the rigid model of insurance that has existed for hundreds of years is no longer fit for purpose.
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As soon as they seem invalid to those who are playing and watching, then they are no longer fit for purpose.
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The FSB membership will undertake a thorough review of whether the watchdog is "fit for purpose" for evaluating and amending rules.
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The question is when will researchers have a fit-for-purpose tool to understand how political propaganda is flowing over Facebook's platform?
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BT's new headquarters will be housed in a new fit-for-purpose building, developed and owned by Aldgate Developments, the company said.
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Nielsen says that it's already begun creating "fit-for-purpose capital structure targets" for both businesses as it prepares for the transmission.
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In January, just three of six submarines and well under half of the two dozen A400M transport planes were fit for purpose.
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Things might change, but in recent years both the mandates and the mindsets of today's monetary authorities have not been fit for purpose.
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Anti-racism organization Kick It Out said UEFA's existing sanctions were not fit for purpose and called for Bulgaria to be booted out.
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We need to reevaluate the nature of our democracy and leadership structures and come up with something new that's actually fit for purpose.
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Last year, just three of six submarines and well under half of its two dozen A400M transport planes were determined fit for purpose.
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Not for nothing do pundits cite the hustling governments of China and Singapore as evidence that liberal democracies are no longer fit for purpose.
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The Paris accord is "fit for purpose and cannot be renegotiated," the foreign ministers of the bloc's 28 nations said in a joint statement.
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Woolfe said UKIP was "riddled with infighting" and "proxy wars between rival camps" and that its national executive committee was not fit for purpose.
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But you could always recalibrate things, the world changes, markets change and we need to continually make sure that regulation is fit for purpose.
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It's clear that the food labelling laws as they stand today are not fit for purpose and it is now time to change the law.
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"We want to make the UN relevant, fit for purpose and useful in addressing some of the most complex issues in today's world," he concluded.
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The anti-Brexit party says not enough Brits use trains because they are expensive and not fit for purpose under the "disaster ridden" Conservative government.
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"There is a lot that is unresolved [in the treaty] and may not be fit for purpose for our current global strategic environment," she says.
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Musk said that the company is instead focusing on manufacturing improvements that can decrease costs even when building a new, fit-for-purpose vehicle platform.
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Currently, ECOWAS' operations are spread across three buildings in the Nigerian capital, which both Taylor and Olayoku say are "outdated" and not fit for purpose.
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Yet in many cases, businesses have attempted to go for the home run on blockchain versus pursuing those fit-for-purpose capabilities that blockchain can offer.
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If they are truly fit for purpose they will necessarily multiply more rapidly than wild varieties do in the warmer, more acidic seas of the future.
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Small countries were nearing a crossroads, the source added, at which they could decide the accord was not fit for purpose and disengage from the process.
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And so we said we need to transform our business to make sure we are fit for purpose and we can compete and win going forward.
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Beslik's and Robeco's response shows the growing concern among investors that many of the thousands of tailings dams around the world are not fit for purpose.
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This Review will ensure that the current law is fit for purpose as we deliver our commitment to make the UK the safest place to be online.
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"Moreover, we believe that the board of Bezeq, as currently composed, is no longer fit for purpose," Elliott said in the letter, which was emailed to media.
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"His experience will be invaluable as we ensure that our market-regulating institutions are fit for purpose in the digital age," British finance minister Philip Hammond said.
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The same can be said of the 570S: it's only when you speed up that the car finally starts to feel perfectly balanced, taut and fit for purpose.
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"If we don't recognize that air quality is the biggest challenge of the 21st century we will keep designing a city that's not fit for purpose," he says.
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The current law "may not be fit for purpose in giving customers control over the risks associated with Big Data", the report added in one of its conclusions.
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This is a good example of how Volocopter can look to extend the fundamentals of its rotor craft platform into new areas with fit-for-purpose customized variants.
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If we can work together on amplifying this topic, then we'll truly be on our way to formulating an ethics fit for purpose in the contemporary art landscape.
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Volkswagen also owns and operates a fully-electric ridesharing service called MOIA, which has built its own fit-for-purpose vehicle and which currently operates in Hamburg and Hanover.
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Currently around a third of British debt is RPI-linked, but the Office for National Statistics no longer deems RPI fit for purpose because of its method of calculation.
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A policy framework designed for the offline world may have served many people well for many decades, but in an age of exponential technology, is it fit for purpose?
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"It has become abundantly clear that with regular multiple transfers of allegiance, especially from Africa, the present rules are no longer fit for purpose," Coe told reporters on Monday.
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" She said the WHO's emergency committee on the coronavirus suggested, with agreement from the director general, to meet to "review whether the existing instrument is still fit for purpose.
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And the news media pored over their calls, with slow motion video and freeze frame and the benefit of hindsight, and told them they were not fit for purpose.
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"Our legislation for telecommunication intercepts, being able to access data, in order to investigate and prosecute criminal activity, with a warrant, is no longer fit for purpose," he told Reuters.
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My 7-inch model has a great 1920 x 1200 screen that holds up well even next to newer devices, and its Snapdragon 800 processor remains entirely fit for purpose.
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Community colleges—already on the ground and fit for purpose—may be the country's best "quick response" tool for ensuring that those in need of a job can find one.
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"The result of this is overpriced, cumbersome, but often compulsory insurance policies that are not fit for purpose (in the U.K. drone insurance is a legal requirement for commercial pilots)".
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Some ex-drivers, who felt Vettel could have done nothing different, questioned whether the rules were fit for purpose with Formula One trying to encourage better and more entertaining racing.
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Some ex-drivers, who felt Vettel could have done nothing different, questioned whether the current rules were fit for purpose with Formula One trying to encourage better and more entertaining racing.
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"The main challenge is to reform the international tax framework, which was first designed at the start of the 20th century and is no longer fit for purpose," the report said.
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Ms. Haley wants her fellow Security Council members to debate early next month whether peacekeeping is still "fit for purpose," according to a note from her office to fellow council members.
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Soros argues that the EU's current stance is not fit for purpose and points out that an influx of refugees and economic migrants to Germany last year has stoked anti-immigration sentiment.
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If your margin of location-positioning error extends to triggering alerts in other cities hundreds of miles away (not to mention other countries!) your technology is very clearly not fit for purpose.
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Perry's letter, which the FT said had been seen by Greenpeace's Unearthed investigative unit, declared that the current system is "fit for purpose" and the government has "no intention of altering it".
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"Leading Lloyd's is an honor and I am proud to have played a part in ensuring that it remains relevant and fit for purpose for the future," Beale said in the statement.
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Taylor says the main reason ketamine hasn't been approved to treat depression is because it's a "very long process"; you've got to convince regulatory authorities that it's safe and fit for purpose.
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This requires an agile and fit-for-purpose oversight regime so it is conducted in a most responsible and secure fashion minimizing the probability of citizens' personal data being misused or compromised.
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" Outside the 25-story Cruddas Park House block in Newcastle, in northeast England, the message warned: "2 years after Grenfell and the fire doors in this building still aren't fit for purpose.
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"The expert opinions provided us with important guidance that will frame our decision-making regarding updated and fit-for-purpose policies," said former Canada international Araba Chintoh, who is now a psychiatrist.
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Phil Hogan, the European Union's new trade commissioner, said on Friday the WTO was no longer fit for purpose and in dire need of reforms going beyond just fixing the appeals mechanism.
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But it was French President Emmanuel Macron who drew headlines for questioning whether NATO was fit for purpose — with the U.S. pulling back and Turkey going rogue — in an interview with the Economist.
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"This bill has never been fit for purpose," said Labour's Brexit policy chief, Keir Starmer, describing any attempt to persuade the government that the legislation needed to change as "talking to a brick wall".
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Not only does he think that the law as it stands is fit for purpose, but he did not mention the role of data, which underpins much of the power of the tech titans.
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We will create a leaner, more fit for purpose organization … As 5G, the Internet of Things, and Cloud drive the next phase of industry development, the time is just right to make these changes.
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We also have paperwork that says our building is not fit for purpose and that it needs renovation for it to be on the market, hence why we are shocked by the sudden increase.
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But the Spanish case showed how the euro zone framework, which lets national central banks provide Emergency Liquidity Assistance to cash-strapped lenders only if these are still viable, is not fit for purpose.
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Making sure the directive is fit for purpose is a crucial component of the EU's 13.43 trillion euro ($1.1 trillion) European Green Deal, which aims to cut carbon emissions to net zero by 2050.
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That process is the starting point of three stimulating new books, which make it clear that the map of world politics as it has been drawn for seven decades is no longer fit for purpose.
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After the Commons was destroyed by German bombs in 1941, he ignored suggestions for a design that was more fit-for-purpose and insisted it be rebuilt faithful to its previous "intimate and conversational" style.
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"To enable consumers to benefit financially from those new opportunities, they must have access to fit-for-purpose smart systems as well as electricity supply contracts with dynamic prices," it said in a policy document.
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STRUCTURAL WEAKNESSES The mess around ELA is just one in a series of mishaps in the Popular case that have raised questions about whether the system to deal with failing banks is fit for purpose.
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"In our view, the voters&apos roll is not fit for purpose," said main opposition leader Nelson Chamisa, who is in a coalition with several smaller parties that also are taking part in Wednesday&aposs demonstration.
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The division's AML risk management and governance framework had been not fit for purpose, risking undermining the integrity of the UK financial system - despite regulatory warnings since 2012 that its systems needed fixing, the FCA said.
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"I'm a huge supporter of advertising agencies but what I need is something fit for purpose for this new world," said Keith Weed, chief marketing officer for Unilever which owns brands including Dove, Magnum and Persil.
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The case provides an opportunity to consider best practices and compliance program enhancements that businesses should examine within their own regimes and the testing that can best determine if they are effective and fit for purpose.
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Many of us have been raised on the traditions of a "three-stage" working life: But as we live longer, it's becoming clear that a three-stage life can feel uncomfortable and no longer fit for purpose.
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"We await recognition that radical transformation is urgently needed to move the whole sector forward into the 21st century and ensure it is fit for purpose," said Alexia Pepper de Caires of the group NGO Safe Space.
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This fit-for-purpose vehicle and dedicated focus could help Nuro accomplish some of the vision that Ford has for its AV program, for instance, with potentially fewer barriers to deployment in limited markets and specifically bounded environments.
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Since the current food system was designed decades ago, a lasting transformation may require not just innovative new technologies and business models, but fundamental shifts in mindsets and ways of working to make it more fit for purpose.
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A part of this is the need to get flexible about flexibility — recognizing that circumstances change and that work arrangements may need to be tweaked or even reversed over time to ensure that they remain fit for purpose.
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The Exiting the EU committee, made up of lawmakers from all the main political parties, also said the current process by which EU nationals can apply for permanent residence was not fit for purpose and should be streamlined.
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In a lengthy interview with The Economist, French President Emmanuel Macron referred to NATO as brain dead and questioned whether the alliance is still fit for purpose now that America's commitment has come into question under President Trump.
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"We are seeing a lot more thought going into protection against flood damage, catastrophe, making sure that the storm drains around the airport are fit for purpose," said Gary Moran, head of Asia aviation at insurance broker Aon.
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SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria's parliament passed anti-corruption legislation on Wednesday under European Union pressure over its failure to prosecute venal officials, but President Rumen Radev has said the bill is not fit for purpose and he will veto it.
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"We propose to downsize our London office, following workforce consultation, and within 12 months establish a fit for purpose Asian based HQ to serve as the hub for our ongoing business" it said, without giving figures for job losses.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The World Anti-Doping Agency is not fit for purpose and should be replaced, Britain's double Olympic decathlon champion Daley Thompson has said following its decision last month to lift a ban on Russia's anti-doping body.
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Or perhaps it is changing the law so that it is fit for purpose now: a player's whole body should have to be offside or that any decision requiring the drawing of lines for certainty should be ruled onside.
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And here's what this scaled-up response shows: Despite the challenge of balancing the diverse priorities of 194 countries, the UN continues to evolve to meet our needs — an institution that is fit-for-purpose in the 21st century.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - One of the top lawyers in the booming cryptocurrency industry says the legal structure he helped set up to raise funds for new virtual currencies is "old, inflexible and stupid" and may no longer be fit for purpose.
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"We have never had to manage a prisoner like this before — and I have asked questions around whether our laws are now fit for purpose and asked for advice on what changes we may now need to make," Davis said.
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"What the government were suggesting—which was that Holloway prison was not fit for purpose and the women would be better in Downview [a women's prison in Surrey]—was probably more to do with the value of the land," she said.
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LONDON, Dec 2 (Reuters) - Laws governing the upcoming UK election are not fit for purpose and steps by Facebook and Google to increase transparency around digital adverts are not a substitute for reform, an official from Britain's elections regulator said.
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Critics believe the company's motives of driving more traffic and advertising, and encouraging more rather than less activity on the site, combined with not-fit-for-purpose moderation against iffy content, have all contributed to a cess pool effect on the platform.
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"ESMA's stress tests continue to evolve, we have built on the knowledge acquired in the first two exercises and have added a new component on concentration risk to ensure the exercise is fit for purpose," ESMA chair Steven Maijoor said in a statement.
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It we need to do more, it&aposs the right thing to do and she is encouraging her Bundestag, her parliament, to increase the defense budget so that we will be more fit for purpose in NATO for the fights that we want to deter.
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Trudeau's gender parity move in the cabinet firmly placed the former high school teacher as the country's feminist prime minister, and on the global stage, Trudeau was a breath of fresh air, fit-for-purpose in the age of selfies, #MeToo, and squeaky clean politics.
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"The question that confronts us now is this: if the status quo is not fit for purpose - and I know even some of the most committed believers in the union find it hard to argue that it is - how do we fix it?" she said.
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"It has become clear that the whole system of regulation, covering what is written down and the way in which it is enacted in practice, is not fit for purpose, leaving room for those who want to take shortcuts to do so," the review said.
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In an election debate two weeks ago, Mr. Johnson and the leader of the opposition Labour Party, Jeremy Corbyn, each tried, in their own way, to avoid making Prince Andrew a political issue when they were asked whether the monarchy was fit for purpose.
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But when the European Commission's draft proposals for digital copyright reform were published last September, they were criticized by tech companies as regressive, and by copyright reformists as a missed opportunity to modernize ill-fitting laws to make them fit for purpose in the internet age.
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Despite its origins as a PlayStation 3 game — and in glaring contrast to Final Fantasy XV, another new title that dates back to the mid-2000s — the PlayStation 4 release that landed this week after nearly a decade in development simply doesn't feel fit for purpose.
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Although the current appearance of the neighbourhood is a great improvement on the unpaved roads and shacks of the past, the little houses with their cramped rooms and rusty water pipes are no longer seen as fit for purpose in what has become a rich country.
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Tory MP Craig Tracey is questioning whether its tech is "fit for purpose," and has called for the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) to investigate the matter — which told the BBC that Carrot had the most complaints relative to the size of the company in H2 2018.
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The Skilled Person's report on January 2016 highlighted failures such as an AML risk management that was "not fit for purpose" and an inability by the bank to identify or flag unusual transactions or recognize PEPs - politically exposed people whose public status can make them vulnerable to corruption.
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Last month, influential think tank The Resolution Foundation warned the government that Universal Credit "needs urgent change if it is to be fit for purpose," highlighting long waits of up to six weeks to receive payments as particularly dangerous for families and individuals on low incomes with limited savings.
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More generally, Hexadite's tech and Microsoft's interest in it are part of a bigger, new trend in security: legacy services are no longer fit for purpose in the new era of increasingly sophisticated malicious attacks, so enterprises are now spending to update their systems to better protect their networks.
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The reality is that the post-war world order that was steered by a hegemonic United States is no longer fit for purpose in a 21st-century world where trade issues are much more complex and are coalescing around three competing blocs led by America, China and the European Union.
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The EC launched the consultation into online platforms last fall, calling for evidence on whether the region's existing regulatory framework is fit for purpose to handle the rise of giant online platforms or whether new regulation needs to be introduced to deal specifically with this dominant sub-set of digital businesses.
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READ: Iran turned off the Internet to shut down protests, and no one knows when it's coming back on But the Internet Freedom Foundation, a digital rights advocacy group in India, claims the legislation is not fit for purpose in 2019 and is currently challenging its viability in the Supreme Court.
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Read more: Trump accuses Twitter and Facebook of censoring him and conservative commentators during bizarre 'social-media summit'"The review will not be an audit into current matters at hand but rather a holistic approach to ensure we have in place investigative policy and guidelines that are fit for purpose," Kershaw said.
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The AI tools available till now that rely on deep-neural nets which are great for classification problems (identifying cats, dogs, words etc.) are not really fit for purpose for decision-making in large, complex and dynamic environments, because they are very data inefficient (needs millions of data points) and effectively act like black-boxes.
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Typically, building this kind of tool would involve a lot of time training the system and classifying inventory, and basically either assembling a series of not quite fit-for-purpose tools to try to tackle the problem or building a bespoke (and very expensive tool), which also involves recruiting talent that's currently scarce and comes at a high premium.
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"The world has been changing and we see that manifested in many ways, with new power centers, the power of the individual and the corporation, the disenfranchised finding a new voice and a sense that the governing infrastructure is no longer fit for purpose in today's world," said Xenia Wickett of Chatham House, a London foreign-policy research institution.
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Part of the design process of the vehicle involved feedback from a MOIA test of its ride-sharing service, which began in Hanover starting in October of this year, and provided real-time development information for the vehicle components for its new fit-for-purpose vehicle based on the experience of passengers in its pilot fleet of 20 Volkswagen T6 vans.
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Also, you may have noticed the lingering shot on that Nvidia GTX GPU in the car, as well as that Velodyne LiDAR unit up top: Yandex says it's using its own "custom-built" hardware as well as mass market, generally available components for now, but it's in talks with partners regarding the creation of fit-for-purpose automotive grade hardware down the road.
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"There will be numerous other people trying to provide a service which is probably not fit for purpose and the opportunity that has been missed is one where serious, grown up scientists and doctors with the support of law enforcement could have done this in a way that maximized the benefit to the crowd," said emergency specialist Dr. David Caldecott.
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This is ironically an issue that one of the signatories, Mozilla, has been an active critic of others over — including Facebook, whose political ad API it reviewed damningly this year, finding it not fit for purpose and "designed in ways that hinders the important work of researchers, who inform the public and policymakers about the nature and consequences of misinformation".
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A few days later, in another Liverpool win, we got confirmation that the offside law is no longer fit for purpose, though for some reason everyone insists on blaming V.A.R. There are few more captivating figures in global soccer, meanwhile, than Mario Balotelli, even now, seven years on from what can now safely be called the peak of his career.
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There's also been a growing realization that a lot of the existing services that had been used for verification are simply not fit for purpose: either they too have been breached — as in the case of some of the bigger credit agencies like Equifax — or are not realistically efficient enough for how many online services run today, such as in the case of in-person verifications.
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Other items on this machine learning advancement wish-list include new open standards for data (including metadata); research study design that has the "broadest consents that are ethically possible," and a stated desire to rethink the notion of "consent" as a core plank of good data governance — to grease the pipe in favor of data access and make data holdings "fit for purpose" in the AI age.
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Although the government can here by seen peddling very hard to put an alternative spin on things — claiming that after leaving the EU, the UK will "continue to play a leading global role in the development and promotion of appropriate data protection standards and cross-border data flows" and will thus "work alongside the EU and other international partners to ensure that data protection standards are fit for purpose".
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The newly released court documents include damning comments on MI5's handling of data by the IPCO — which writes that: "Without seeking to be emotive, I consider that MI53's use of warranted data… is currently, in effect, in 'special measures' and the historical lack of compliance… is of such gravity that IPCO will need to be satisfied to a greater degree than usual that it is 'fit for purpose'".
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"Because of the global nature of derivative products, it made sense to create a brand new entity that provides the industry with the opportunity to build, from the ground up, a system that is fit for purpose and uses best-of-breed technology and processes to achieve that," said Sassan Danesh, managing partner of Etrading Software - a management services partner of the DSB, which is also represented on the new committee.
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And then of course it's extremely difficult because then the problem is not that the companies are not complying with their obligations under the limited liability regime, but the problem is that the laws are not fit for purpose to actually address hate speech –- so there we have a problem, and it's the problem with the criminal provisions in the member states and not with the enforcement of the law by the platforms.
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"We have never had to manage a prisoner like this before — and I have asked questions around whether our laws are now fit for purpose and asked for advice on what changes we may now need to make," Davis said, according to the AP. The Corrections Department also noted that while a prison director can withhold a prisoner's mail in a "very limited" range of circumstances, it should have prevented Tarrant's letter from getting out.
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