Sentence examples for institutional shortcomings from inspiring English sources

In particular, he singled out "NATO's serious capability gaps and other institutional shortcomings laid bare by the Libya operation".

For all the complaints about the Brussels fudge factory, the discontent in Britain on Thursday probably will have little to do directly with Europe's institutional shortcomings.

Nevertheless, as a process, they tend to offer a greater potential for supplementing and balancing the institutional shortcomings and power structures of representative democracy.

The euro area is now beginning to rectify its institutional shortcomings, but further, very significant steps must be taken to expand the sharing of risks and pooling of fiscal resources.

But JPMorgan seems to have violated pre-Dodd-Frank laws by failing to properly disclose the London Whale trades, and the government's failure to detect them resulted more from institutional shortcomings than from inadequate rules.

"The process by which this agreement was struck, the nature of the agreement, the scale of the challenge, underscores the series of institutional shortcomings that still exist within European monetary union," Carney said.

This reflects institutional and regulatory shortcomings as well as limited foreign participation in Asian bond markets.

People with severe learning disabilities should expect the same – and avoid what Bubb called the "serious shortcomings" of institutional care.

Shortcomings in institutional capacity to manage climate change vulnerability, identified in this assessment, should be addressed in impact, vulnerability, and adaptation assessments.

Based on the assumption that the prevalence of paper parks is associated with shortcomings in their institutional design, this article explores how institutional change theories, mainly from historical institutionalism, could add to the understanding of marine protected area governance.

In that case, the dissolution will come as a result of the European bloc's counter-civilizational composition and, resulting out of it, a lack of a common identity, as well as a missing core state, which might have compensated for this shortcoming though institutional substitution.