Sentence examples for administrative collapse from inspiring English sources

What is certain is that, even if popular usage within the Roman Empire showed great diversification, it was overlaid by a standard written language that preserved a good degree of uniformity until well after the administrative collapse of the empire.

Accounts and bank details found on computers taken into custody at Belekeri created a trail to 70 families who had bribed officials and politicians effectively enough to cause an "administrative collapse".

Will Constitutional Defects With Administrative Law Judges Collapse The SEC's House Of Cards?

The top of the administrative building had collapsed under the force of a NATO bomb.

But John's alliance with the turbulent Parisians was no more secure than the temper of the angriest burghers; a major ordinance for administrative reform (1413) collapsed in a riot of the butchers, and in the ensuing reaction the Armagnac faction regained control of Paris.

Racial categories from health plan administrative records are collapsed to White, Black, AIAN, Asian/PI, multiple races, other races, and unknown/missing races.

For the purpose of this study, Afar, Somali, and Harari administrative regions were collapsed into a single category because they are predominantly nomadic and share similar customs and traditions, with a solid majority of the population being Muslim.

Once again, given the collapse of administrative systems, the outbreak may be hard to contain.

Second, the process that has characterized the change of the social and administrative organization since the collapse of the Soviet Union is far from being completed; the public health systems are still flawed in many countries.

Aviation would collapse under the administrative burden of negotiating flying rights with every landowner.

If public servants like Comey believed that, we would have a government that reflected the will of a single individual, however weak, misguided, corrupt or incompetent, and it would collapse with every administrative turnover.