Sentence examples for institutions ill from inspiring English sources

The problem, of course, was that Europe was now saddled with institutions ill suited to the creativity and flexibility that intensive growth demands.

The rise of great powers like India and China require us to modernize 20th-century institutions ill suited to this one.

The indifference and complacency of the justice secretary to this issue is deeply insensitive to those families whose highly vulnerable relatives have been failed by criminal justice policies that imprison them in institutions ill-equipped and ill-resourced to keep them safe".

Political leaders and public servants in the Member States and the EU institutions were ill prepared for this emotional uproar.

Our diplomatic and economic institutions are ill suited to tackling the diffuse threats posed by climate change, financial contagion, mass epidemics and catastrophic terrorism.

Many of us wonder why that has not happened with the latest round of egregious misconduct by the mortgage brokers, rating agencies, banks, and investment houses.Thus, your apologies for the mind-numbing harm caused by these institutions is ill considered.

A growing proportion of SHU residents are individuals with established and diagnosed mental health conditions which penal institutions are ill equipped or unwilling to treat properly.

The plan was shrouded in such secrecy that even India's financial institutions were ill prepared, creating long, sometimes unruly lines outside banks, ATMs and chronically understaffed post offices that are authorized to exchange the now-worthless notes and dispense new ones.

This would be aggravated in circumstances where research participants are drawn from vulnerable populations, such as inmates of institutions, mentally ill or cognitively handicapped, people with limited language proficiency (for example, migrant and seasonal workers) and even subjects who are economically or educationally disadvantaged.

Brazil's institutions are ill-suited to this.

The answer had to do with corruption, weak institutions, and ill-conceived practices by donors.