Sentence examples for institutional deterioration from inspiring English sources

To them it's a link between Ronald Reagan's message that "government is the problem" and the "institutional deterioration" of the present.

Heightened speculation that further institutional deterioration within the territory might risk action by Beijing recently became a reality with the case of the two young lawmakers who were barred from Hong Kong's Legislative Council, despite demonstrations in the streets to support them.

A systematic review [ 19] including trials which compared day hospital rehabilitation with domiciliary care reported that the outcomes achieved were similar for both groups in terms of death or institutional care, or deterioration in activities of daily living.

The policy decision to privatize most enterprise compounded rapid scale down in delivering government services and exposed industrial base as well as institutional memory to rapid deterioration.

Oliver Parry, senior corporate governance adviser at the Institute of Directors, said the deterioration in trading may focus institutional investors on the corporate governance issues at Sports Direct.

The growth gap between supply and demand for water in the GCC countries can be attributed to limited available surface water, high population growth and urbanization development, deficient institutional arrangements, poor management practices, water depletion and deterioration of quality, especially in shallow groundwater aquifers.

While the impact of the sanctions on the railway is clear in its physical deterioration, the misguided domestic policies that led to its institutional demise are something SRC officials tend to omit.

A loss of critical personnel could result in institutional failure far beyond the present shutdown, leading to cascading security deterioration.

Children in institutional care are more likely to suffer from attachment disorders, developmental delay and deterioration in brain development.

The following institutional criteria for invasive neuromonitoring were applied: (1) Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) score ≤8 upon admission or deterioration to a GCS score ≤8 during hospitalization, (2) low likelihood of regaining consciousness within the next 48 hours, (3) high likelihood of surviving at least 48 hours and (4) age > = 18 years.

There has been deterioration.