Child poverty is a pervasive and deep rooted problem, with about 49 per cent of children living in extreme poverty – meaning that they are deprived of two or more of their rights, according to the deprivations-based measure used in the report.
It says the dispute with the judge is not an isolated incident but indicative of a more deep-rooted problem with the Maldives judicial system and the checks and balances it has to ensure it stays independent.
It claimed the dispute with the judge was not an isolated incident, but indicative of a more deep-rooted problem with the Maldives judicial system and the checks and balances it has to ensure it stays independent.
Critics have referred to the changes as a sticking plaster, masking deep rooted problems with superficial sheen and gloss.
"We have deep-rooted problems with the United States.
But he says her election has highlighted more deep-rooted problems with the student movement and its democratic processes.
Hussey rejected the suggestion that Warner's indiscretion was symptomatic of deep-rooted problems with the culture of the team that played a part in Lehmann's appointment in place of Mickey Arthur.
The Office of Fair Trading has referred the payday loans market to the Competition Commission, saying there are deep-rooted problems with the way competition works and that lenders are too focused on offering quick loans.
The Office of Fair Trading OFTT) has referred the payday lending industry to the Competition Commission because of concerns about "deep-rooted problems with the way competition works".
The awkward service pointed up a more deep rooted problem: The Bird and Bottle seems to have lost heart.
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce suggests the lack of top-flight English talent is down to more deep-rooted problems within the English education system.
