Sentence examples for in inadequate conditions from inspiring English sources

The refugees suffered "cruel, inhuman, or degrading treatment" because their detention was arbitrary and indefinite, and because they were held in inadequate conditions.

But the elephants live harsh lives under private ownership as they keep up a grueling schedule of appearances in festivals, and they are often kept in inadequate conditions.

There, those figures don't do much for the locals, who feel scared in their own neighborhoods, or the immigrants, who often live in inadequate conditions and face discrimination from residents, or the local authorities, who have to manage a problem their superiors seem uninterested in solving.

But it criticised the government in Sofia for processing asylum applications too slowly and for housing refugees in inadequate conditions.

In micro-ecological favourable conditions, both on the field before harvest, and especially during storage for longer periods of time in inadequate conditions grains are exposed to fungal contamination, being favourable medium for moulds development.

"These, and many other refugee and migrant children in Europe are living in inadequate conditions.

The long distances between some health centers and the national level - in addition to difficult driving conditions in some areas - contributes to a situation where specimens arrive at the NRL in inadequate condition (for example, hemolyzed samples for CD4 and measles IgM testing).

If we stand by while they are trafficked into institutions – many of which keep children in woefully inadequate conditions and some of which are dangerous – we will fail them.

Interestingly, plants are widely employed in folk medicine, mainly in communities with inadequate conditions of public health and sanitation.

Many refugee and migrant children in Europe are living in overcrowded and inadequate conditions, where they are at risk of violence, exploitation and abuse.

Patients in the intensive care unit (ICU) may be in an inadequate condition to give their informed consent for research.