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Mr Daley faced more criticism in June when he said that Chicago would cover any Olympics cost overruns with its own cash.

The space shuttle, the workhorse of the space program, proved to be somewhat of a disappointment, with large cost overruns and long delays.

Too often the conversation relegates to the line item having been put there to be a buffer in case of project overruns.

how life has the habit of continuing unabated. happiness & sadness co existing. the world doesnt seem to stop for either. overruns it all.

When a wave nears the shore, its bottom is slowed down so much that its top overruns it and falls with a crash, churning up a line of foam.

If the orders are accepted and the last voyage overruns , the owner is entitled to be paid for the overrun at the market rate.

Cost overruns, schedule delays, low morale, and management disrespect had been rampant over the previous year.

The president says some of the biggest problems are in the area of defense contracting, where cost overruns are fairly common.

Performance reporting focuses on examining earned value analysis to determine whether cost overruns will require budget revisions .

Some built-in functions have also been updated to protect against buffer overruns with a minimal amount of overhead.

Developers do not have to worry about segmentation faults and C pointer overruns seen in C-based PHP implementations.

Management is struggling to get Airbus back on track after cost overruns and delays with its new jetliners.

Buffer overruns are more easily exploited on machines with calling conventions that store the return address of function calls on the stack.

blaming him for cost overruns .

Compiler option has been enhanced to help protect local variables from direct buffer overruns.

The company overruns the time limit set to complete the factory.

If you are already in the middle of your home decorating project you began weeks and weeks ago, you can proceed but watch for cost overruns.

But modifications needed for carrying astronauts could be costly and the launch alliance has also experienced delays and cost overruns.

As commented by the Standish Group, requirements issues account for 41% of the reasons for project cost overruns and cancellations.

Trade practices to the country notwithstanding , overruns, if any, shall be destroyed immediately.

In this regard, attention to execution appears to have led to timely completion of various projects without substantial cost overruns.

Many efforts were plagued by cost overruns and technical glitches; some were considered obsolete before ever reaching production.

Official figures also suggest that the proportion of big government projects facing delays or cost overruns has risen.

As the magazine Ethical Corporation has reported, cost overruns made the homes unaffordable to many villagers.

Different designs reflect different risk control strategies for completion time overruns.

But the project ran into problems over the allocation of land, cost overruns and even workers' riots, which rarely occur in Saudi Arabia.

The deal provides incentives to hold down cost overruns and delays, the bane of old-style dam building.

Contracting is notorious about overruns to budgets, and during Mercury retrograde, changes in costs are common.

The site has suffered repeated delays, budget overruns, design changes and several serious lawsuits.

Major supplier of used clothing, jeans and used shoes, liquidations, closeouts , overruns, specials, and other products.

Trade pratices to the country notwithstanding, overruns , if any, shall be destroyed immediately.

Other big resources and infrastructure projects are also facing budget overruns.

Almost every project today has cost or schedule overruns, and project failures are practically the norm.

Primarily attempts to detect direct buffer overruns into the return address.

This paper describes a model for use in predicting cost overruns on engineering design projects.

Engineering can be shoddy, leading to cost overruns.

However, this is not true for all engineering disciplines, including software, in which cost overruns abound.

Residents who felt exploited said that too much was spent on Olympic-related cost overruns and not enough on social services.

And we are still putting up with too many overruns and failed projects, and with poor-quality software.

Nuclear cost overruns have put many state utility commissions in difficulty.

During the flood season, the river overruns its Banks for several miles.

As these overruns occurred, funds to pay for them were extracted from the science projects the Shuttle was intended to support.

If comparable cost overruns continue to accumulate, then the cost-to-complete will be even higher.

Soon after his Inauguration, the President announced plans to scrap the helicopters because of cost overruns.

Confirm the native code is secure, especially with regard to buffer overruns.

The change control board then becomes responsible for cost overruns.

To prevent buffer overruns and malicious attacks, your code should always verify user input content and length.

Ratepayers bore well over $200 billion (in today's dollars) in cost overruns for completed nuclear plants.

South Africa tried hard until last summer to build a pebble-bed reactor but ran into serious cost overruns.

This sample overruns a buffer, which causes the application to fail at runtime.

The Argentine rapidly overruns native ants in the habitats it invades.

Make sure you can approve overruns in writing before those costs are incurred.

By 1981, the South Texas Project was four years behind schedule and had substantial cost overruns.

Runway Overruns Continue to Haunt Industry.

Firstly, insurace can provides a mechanism for capping expected cost or even overruns.

Might protect your application from buffer overruns that do remain in your code.

Cost overruns and missed schedules are routine.

The A400M version of the Airbus plane has been bedeviled by cost overruns and delivery delays.

The annual cost overruns alone equal the government budgets of many nations .

In practice, however, nuclear plants have often disappointed because of delays, cost overruns and breakdowns.

Anticipating the breach, in March 2010 Mr Gates restated his support for the F-35, but hit out at "unacceptable delays and cost overruns" .

A revised estimated cost is necessary either because of change orders initiated by the owner or due to unexpected cost overruns or savings.

Financial database containing information such as labor hours, incurred costs, budgets, and any project cost overruns.

The program has been troubled by cost overruns and delays.

Indian shipping firms say they are losing $450, 000 a month on cost overruns and delays due to piracy.

The French defense minister said Jan. 19 that EADS and Airbus should pay the bulk of A400M cost overruns.

It starts late, then overruns.

Buffer overruns can also occur in the heap, and these are just as dangerous.

Overruns of local arrays.

Then there is the procurement budget, which is plagued by overruns and cancellations.

For example, countless security issues came down to buffer overruns in C code where a buffer was passed without a corresponding length.

Detection of overruns and underruns of local variables such as arrays.

For example, an insurance company recently was experiencing unacceptable cost and schedule overruns.

Cost overruns doomed Menasha's steam plant, which was shuttered in the fall of 2009 after the debt more than doubled to about $40 million.

Unavailability of resources promised by the functional managers, cost overruns, and changes in customer requirements

Shows specific tasks in which cost overruns are expected to occur and, thus, focuses the project manager's attention on critical tasks

risks associated with fixed price contracts and cost overruns;

a river that always overruns during the flood season

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