Sentence examples for failure of institutions from inspiring English sources

"It wasn't just an economic crisis but a cultural crisis, a failure of institutions," he says.

The first is a failure of institutions to keep up with social change, as in much of Latin America.

The "failure of institutions"—law enforcement, education, journalism was Simon's stated subject in "The Wire"; "Treme" may build to that, but its early episodes focus on depicting New Orleans accurately.

The "failure of institutions" — law enforcement, education, journalism — was Simon's stated subject in "The Wire"; "Treme" may build to that, but its early episodes focus on depicting New Orleans accurately.

"We believe that corruption in the public sector frequently goes hand in hand with a failure of institutions," said Edda Müller, who heads the German branch of Transparency International, based in Berlin.

And we're not talking about failure of institutions on Wall Street, we're talking about failures on Main Street and people who will lose their jobs and their credits and their homes if we don't fix the greatest fiscal crisis probably in -- certainly in our time, and I've been around a little while.

Let's remember that it came about as a result of catastrophic failures of institutions to recognise and address the extent of child sexual abuse in England and Wales.

We believe she will be all right because we would rather believe that than confront the failures of institutions, programs and collective will that leave so many other Preciouses unrescued.

The more the wiles of the labs and the failures of institutions emerge, the more you hear people wondering why on earth they don't just let athletes (or their handlers) put what they like into their bodies and be done with it.

This is primarily the result of the heterogeneous distribution of freshwater in space and time, which is exacerbated by economic disparities, civil unrest, and failures of institutions (2).

The simple fact of the matter is that there is no coverage of the thousands of children suffering and dying regularly from poor or nonexistent health care, malnutrition and food insecurity, child abuse, stray bullets from gang violence, and a host of other preventable reasons rooted in failures of institutions and economy.