Sentence examples for right shortcomings from inspiring English sources

The court found that since Janet Tracey's death, the trust had put right shortcomings in the ease with which patients could access its policy on DNRs.

The UKBA said it been working with London Met to put right shortcomings since March, the same month the National Audit Office issued withering criticism of the agency's performance for taking "little action" in enforcing immigration rules for students.

Once recognized as modern, the state's treatment of homosexuals offers cover for other sorts of human rights shortcomings.

Mr. Cohen has what might be called the foreigners' advantage in calling attention to China's human rights shortcomings.

But the censors did let stand the secretary's description of the United States' human rights shortcomings and the progress in his lifetime.

Richard Dicker, a director of Human Rights Watch, said by telephone that there were still "glaring human rights shortcomings" in the statute of the Iraqi tribunal.

During their stop in Congo, as they did with other leaders throughout the trip, Ms. Albright and her entourage steadfastly played down Mr. Kabila's democratic and human rights shortcomings.

To different extents, the other republics, notably Turkmenistan — one of the most authoritarian states in the world — are blighted by serious human rights shortcomings, while a lack of independence of judiciaries is a major issue.

ed., "But progressives of moderate inclinations can't use the right's shortcomings to blind them to their own call for reflection".

Shortcomings Right now, the biggest shortcoming for this solution is price.

We don't have a player development system yet in M.L.S. Having said that, we're doing all right, given our shortcomings.