Sentence examples for institutions lack of from inspiring English sources

Eurosceptics make much of the European institutions' lack of transparency and accountability, their corruption and their remoteness from the citizens.

"I don't think it would be right for monetary policy to fill other institutions' lack of action".

"This could be a new theory of liability against health care institutions — lack of emergency preparedness," said Kristin McMahon, an attorney and chief claims officer for Iron Health a company that insures hospitals.

Just last week, it declined to lower interest rates — in no small part, said its president, Mario Draghi, because "I don't think it would be right for monetary policy to fill other institutions' lack of action".

Mr. Draghi, for his part, has sternly said, "It is not right for monetary policy to fill other institutions' lack of action," a reference to the urgent need for Europe's leaders to resolve the euro crisis.

Hopes that the European Central Bank would ride to the rescue, as it did with two waves of generous loans to Europe's banks in December and March, or at the very least cut interest rates, now at 1 percent, were dashed when the bank's president, Mario Draghi, said Wednesday that he did not "think it would be right for monetary policy to fill other institutions' lack of action".

Moreover, the single-institution (lack of control group) small sample size can be considered a limitation (as sufficient power for statistical analysis becomes of concern), but the sample size is comparable to other radiation oncology educational interventions in the literature.

Considering the predominance of TB lymphadenitis and smear negative PTB, diagnostic criteria used might need serious scrutiny, as most of the private institutions lack some of the advanced tests like culture and sensitivity and pathologic examinations.

Many of the biggest problems, they say, are with institutions, the lack of oversight and inspection, the lack of accountability.

As a measure of last resort, minors, they say, are placed in such institutions for lack of viable alternatives and for their own protection.

It revealed the absence of strong and credible institutions, the lack of trained doctors and nurses and the outdated and underdeveloped medical and research systems.