The British Medical Association favours a system of no fault compensation under which damages can be paid to a patient without a doctor being blamed.
The Lib Dems also favour a system of no-fault compensation to cut down on the need for costly litigation following medical errors.
But not for Michael Moore, who decided that our imperfect system is the fault of insurance companies and more broadly, the free-market aspects of our health care system.
As for Matthew Arnold's objections, the mindless drilling of pupils in Victorian schools was a fault of the exam system, not the means by which teachers were paid.
Bob Cortopassi, Accelerated Payment Technologies' compliance security officer, said the breach happened because of a "lack of basic security requirements" and isn't the fault of its payment system.
"That is the fault of the system, if it was any other profession he would have been suspended and that angers me, " she said.
Aviation officials in the U.S. and Japan are trying to determine if the two major incidents this month were caused by malfunctions in the lithium-ion batteries or if some other part of the electrical system was at fault.
The skills mismatch is not entirely the fault of the education system, though faults there abound.
This obliviousness is partly the fault of an educational system that emphasizes memorization over actual proficiency in English.
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This is partly the fault of a primitive banking system: there are no cheques, few credit cards, and paying by bank-transfer means an hour or so in a smelly queue.
This is a design fault in the system, not some result of Italy not collecting enough in taxation or spending too much.
The Scottish Premier League said a combination of frozen pipes in three of the four stands at Rugby Park and concerns about the pitch due to a fault in the protection system caused by the severe weather prompted the call off.
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