Sentence examples for systemic problem in from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Mikhail M. Kasyanov demanded that safety standards be stiffened in schools, saying fires like the two this week had become "a systemic problem" in Russia's vast state-run and badly underfinanced education system.

Homophobia remains a systemic problem in Australia.

"Kids Gone Wild" correctly describes a systemic problem in our culture's social and educational fabric.

These parties, he added, point to a systemic problem in medicine, the commercialization of the profession.

I felt that a systemic problem in our political process could only be addressed by taking a new direction.

On Friday, Mr. Milunovich said: "I'm just guessing, like everyone else, but I would be surprised if there was a systemic problem in revenue recognition at I.B.M.

The 1995 Medium Term Health Strategy (MTHS) and the subsequent Sector Wide Approach (SWAp) which seeks to create a common basket for funding MOH priorities [ 19], tackle some of the systemic problems in the health system.

It has also thrown a harsh spotlight on long-running systemic problems in Australia's health system and the challenges faced every day by Indigenous people who don't have the star power of Gurrumul.

We have a responsibility to people like Shirley to truly fix systemic problems in our food safety system, starting with a fundamental restructuring of the food safety bureaucracy at the FDA.

But he said that the investigation was long overdue and that it reflected systemic problems in the Oklahoma criminal justice system.

The sudden jump highlighted systemic problems in the country's financial system that will test the ability of Beijing's new leaders to reform the world's second-largest economy.