Sentence examples for systemic wrong from inspiring English sources

It is a historic, systemic wrong, and the use of excessive force is a widespread civil rights violation.

These are deep and entrenched systemic wrongs that are unaddressed by party politics.

Even with limited practice opportunities and a grueling schedule, Lionel Hollins can fix some of the systemic wrongs that hinder his team.

Plans in the Independent Press Standards Organisation draft constitution,which will be considered by more than 200 publishers before being finalised, include: The power to impose £1m fines "for serious or systemic wrong-doing".

Accordingly, the idea of discrimination can capture the profound systemic wrongs to which Young refers, while preserving the key moral thought that the wrongs are done to individuals.

Amnesty (or in this case, the decision to not prosecute systemic wrongs of the past) is based on taking responsibility in the present for past wrongdoing.

They assert that Mr. Paulson initially pushed the wrong systemic fix: a bailout plan that revolved around buying up toxic securities, rather than putting capital into the banking system, a far more direct way of providing assistance.

She goes on to say that she now thinks that the emphasis Lean In put on self-confidence, dedication and cultivating personal ambition rather than systemic, institutional change was wrong – that individual efforts can only ever be a partial solution.

It is about how the sense-making part of the brain blames individuals, rather than systemic factors, when things go wrong.

Even if First Book can't solve the systemic problems, there's nothing wrong with getting books in the hands of the kids who will treasure them.

Following Richard Wolffe's analysis that our first line of defense is our intelligence system, Arianna pointed out that systemic failures are exacerbated because we are distracted by the wrong war at the wrong time in Afghanistan.