Former executives may be unable to provide a fresh perspective, Mr. Hills said.
"Without this grant," Ms. Sandagata said, "many of these places would be unable to provide a music therapy program".
Parents in the court system, who are often victims of abuse and neglect themselves, may be unable to provide even a minimal level of safety for their children.
NHS Direct has said it will be unable to provide the phoneline in two regions - despite winning the contracts to deliver service.
The response came back that "due to high volume of reported water conditions they would be unable to provide an estimated time of arrival at this time".
Should the global markets be unable to provide a country's need, or if there are not enough funds available to finance purchases and to offer price support, then the food of the poor will become inaccessible to them.
It's a PowerPoint slide showing that within 20 years, unless things change dramatically, the north London council will be unable to provide any services except adult social care and children's services.
As the parent of a 16-year-old, I know that I will be unable to provide the kind of comprehensive "course of study" offered by a professional driving school or a high school driver's education class.
"The sector cannot survive on starvation rations, and without more investment, sixth form colleges will be unable to provide young people with the high-quality education they need to progress to higher education and employment".
The report claims students who face either financial or educational disadvantages will suffer disproportionately, with 83% of college leaders concerned they will be unable to provide the support required.
As long as the agency remains financed at "a symbolic level," the study said, the E.E.O.C. will be unable to provide a thorough review of every complaint that deserves one.
