Sentence examples for inadequately fund from inspiring English sources

In the era of austerity and Isis, it seems likely that Britain will continue both to fight frequent wars and to inadequately fund its armed forces.

While most developing countries inadequately fund post-basic training of tuberculosis workers, more can be done by governments and training regulatory authorities in these countries to improve on the quality of tuberculosis training during the basic training of nurses, doctors and laboratory technicians.

We've had enough of segregated and inadequately funded educational opportunities.

The government says Labor's estimate is too low, and the promise is inadequately funded.

It has also said that such efforts are inadequately funded in most cases.

We agreed with the Dilnot commission that social care is both inadequately funded and that the distribution of funding between health, social care housing and benefits needs rebalancing.

Mr. Suozzi's Fix Albany campaign is centered on inadequately funded state mandates, like Medicaid, that force counties to cut costs and raise property taxes.

But from the start, development efforts in Afghanistan were inadequately funded, as attention had turned among U.S. officials to the looming confrontation in Iraq.

Dr Clifford Mann, president of the College of Emergency Medicine, says hospitals are feeling acute pressure over accident and emergency units, in part because these are often inadequately funded under the system through which the government finances healthcare.

That could be taken as a warning that he would prepared to resign - and leave the system - if he believed the cuts would not simply leave the military inadequately funded given the government's demands on the armed forces, but would threaten Britain's national security and the raison d'être of the armed forces.

As 10,000 baby boomers turn 65 every day, 72 percent of them are currently without the protection of a defined benefit pension plan, which leaves growing numbers dependent on inadequately funded 401(k) and other voluntary (defined contribution) plans to keep their heads above water.