Sentence examples for an inadequate system of from inspiring English sources
The board also faulted the U.S. Coast Guard for an inadequate system of traffic regulation.
The Comptroller of the Currency's office faulted the bank for "an inadequate system of internal controls and independent testing".
But financial experts said the bank's decision reflected concrete concerns over banking and financial legislation at Vatican City State, as well as an inadequate system of independent supervision.
If there's no such thing as a president who can tell the truth about a fraudulently launched, devastatingly counterproductive military adventure, or speak critically about militarism in general -- because the truth would, oh, bring down the economy -- we have an inadequate system of government, whose fundamental purpose is to resist change and perpetuate itself no matter what.
If, instead, they are driven by money, expediency or simple frustration with an inadequate system of care, then their use is inconsistent with a child's right to receive proper medical care and to live without the numbing or dangerous side effects of psychotropic drugs.
24 This high percentage may be attributed partly to the traditional Japanese gender role, which dictates that women should maintain the household, but it is also affected by an inadequate system of job assistance for women, such as childcare support and legislation banning gender discrimination in the workplace.
Instead, he experienced fear, anger, shame, indignity and frustration that were as much the result of an inadequate system as of the debilitation caused by the disease.
Edo had a sophisticated, though inadequate, system of aqueducts.
Speaking earlier at the conference, John Longworth, director general of the BCC, described small and medium-sized firms as the "engine room" for jobs and exports, but issued a stark warning that our "inadequate system of business finance" is standing in their way.
But given Britain's inadequate system of supervision for the security services, they may be the only effective advocates the public will get.The legal case against Mr Shayler is straightforward: as an employee of MI5, he undertook never to reveal any details of his work.
