Sentence examples for infrastructure improper from inspiring English sources

The campaign would insist that South African patients suffer not from high drug prices, but "poor health infrastructure, improper management, and, ultimately, poverty".

The investigation was prompted by a whistleblower, once a senior manager in Sellafield, who revealed a litany of safety concerns including degraded infrastructure, improper storage of highly radioactive materials and chronic under staffing across the site.

(Drug dispenser no. 4, Dip.Pharm., 12 years experience) A majority of the prescribers interviewed considered that a lack of infrastructure, improper diagnosis of diseases, inadequate prescription by some prescribers and irrational use of antibiotics by some patients were the major health system and professional factors responsible for improper use of antibiotics.

"Indonesia is hindered by inadequate infrastructure and improper use of technology.

These pictures are clearly indicating about the lackings of proper infrastructure and improper disposal of mine water.

Political crisis, low educational level, improper infrastructure, extremely high unemployment rates, and on the top of all the aid the country receives is often mismanaged through corruption and the absence of a strategic plan focused on alleviating poverty.

The mismatch between supply and demand of infrastructure apart from improper traffic regulation has culminated in increasing traffic related problems such as congestion, accidents, air pollution etc. in the city of Port Blair.

Factors responsible for this include lack of skilled IT resources and improper IT infrastructure.

Unprecedented population growth in the cities has caused a number of problems such as improper planning of infrastructure and urban services, environmental pollution and human health problems.

However, decentralised wastewater treatment is not without its share of challenges resulting from choice of inappropriate technology, improper siting of infrastructure, in adherence to correct design concepts and lack of proper maintenance (Omenka 2010; Libralato et al. 2012).

Moreover, our analysis highlights the relevance of infrastructure-related systemic risk, corresponding to the effects caused by the improper functioning of financial market infrastructures or by financial market infrastructures acting as conduits for contagion.