Sentence examples for inadequate laws from inspiring English sources

Most states, it is important to note, have woefully inadequate laws in this field.

Russia remains plagued by internal terrorism, political and business corruption, and badly enforced or inadequate laws.

But its efforts have been undercut by a depleted inspection staff, inadequate laws and modest enforcement goals, experts say.

Currently, inadequate laws work against survivors, law enforcement and prosecutors – serving only the perpetrators who remain at large.

However, because of the inadequate laws of most states to regulate arms brokering and arms transporting activities, he has never been prosecuted for arms trafficking.

Inadequate laws which are anyway poorly enforced, along with a reluctance among society's most traditional elements to admit to the scourge, all make it harder to combat.

In New York and London, fingers wag at mob psychology and inadequate law enforcement.

Countries emerging from conflict often suffer weak or non-existent rule of law, inadequate law enforcement and justice administration capacity, and increased instances of human rights violations.

The poor quality of these plazas is not primarily the developers' fault; they merely followed the letter of an inadequate law.

It is looking increasingly likely that Congress will extend the current inadequate law for another year to take more time to come up with an alternative.

Countries emerging from conflict and crisis are vulnerable to weak or non-existent rule of law, inadequate law enforcement and justice administration capacity, and increased instances of human rights violations.