Sentence examples for systematic neglect from inspiring English sources

The civil liberties union has filed a federal lawsuit against Kings County, which it has accused of systematic neglect.

"Faysal is yet another casualty of the systematic neglect that characterises Manus Island and offshore detention," said Ian Rintoul, spokesman for the Refugee Action Coalition.

Colonel Qaddafi's systematic neglect of the army left a military devoid of qualified and trained lieutenants and captains, who form the backbone of any fighting force.

Overall, the evidence fails to show systematic neglect, or any tendency, once government regulation is taken into account, for economic growth to make things worse.How much of an exception to this is global warming?

But Michael McCarthy's production for MTW will not only be the work's British premiere, but the first time any of Sciarrino's operas has been presented here – over the last decade and more, it seems, his work has been yet another victim of British companies' almost systematic neglect of European music theatre.

The three-pillar model prevails in political and scientific practice, despite being criticized for its lack of theoretical depth in justifying sustainable development as overall guiding principle, its systematic neglect of interdependencies between the pillars and insufficient consideration of the postulate of justice and fairness [14, 15].

The problem was systematic homicidal neglect.

Eventually, the ongoing, systematic institutional neglect of the brand through the string of owners damaged the company to the point where major franchises were driven out of business and its total value was significantly decreased.

"What we've got with regards to libraries is a systematic policy of neglect," he said.

As Sen (2000 3) contends, "Development can be seen…as a process of expanding the real freedoms that people enjoy…Development requires the removal of major sources of unfreedom: poverty as well as tyranny, poor economic opportunities as well as systematic social deprivation, neglect of public facilities as well as intolerance or overactivity of repressive states".

The only systematic examination of neglected tropical disease coverage in the international English-language electronic media located just 113 articles from across a four-and-a-half year period [16].