Sentence examples for substandard state from inspiring English sources

This outcry was first triggered by the prolonged substandard state of care at Stafford hospital, where hundreds of patients died.

(The US government, keen to extinguish Native American culture, attempted to force Hopi children into substandard state-run schools; parents who resisted were jailed).

Thus Mr. Mikhailov protests a society that allows people to fall into such substandard states and conditions.

If they picture people in unflattering light — making them objects of revulsion, even — it is not a reflection on them but on an inhumane society that allows people to fall into such substandard states and conditions.

Once federal agencies finalize rules allowing cheaper, substandard health policies, states can prohibit those policies from being sold within their borders unless they comply with ACA consumer protections, according to a recent article by a group of consumer advocates in the policy journal Health Affairs.

Whether or not the substandard care, previously stated, is limited to the most severe cases or represents a more widespread phenomenon is poorly substantiated.

As a reminder of what awaits his school if he fails, a front-page article in The Burlington Free Press on his first day listed 39 schools that were reprimanded by the state for "substandard performance" last year.

This article reflects a worrisome state of substandard ANC in rural Tanzania resulting from inadequate human workforce and material resources for maternal health, and its adverse impacts on maternal wellbeing.

This article reflects a worrisome state of substandard antenatal care in rural Tanzania resulting from complex interacting factors including persistent lack of skilled human and material resources as well as irresponsive leadership in the health sector.

Many members of the mostly blue-collar union had been angry over what they felt was a substandard contract offer from the state, particularly after state lawmakers and Governor Pataki approved 38percentt pay raises for themselves in December 1998.

In 2005, a federal official began overseeing California's prison health care system after a judge ruled that the state was giving substandard medical care for prisoners.