Sentence examples for under resourcing from inspiring English sources
The pressure to keep administration costs low may lead to organizations understaffing or under resourcing their projects.
"Under-resourcing our new education funding formula might help balance the books today, but it will limit our children tomorrow while running the risk of a return to court-mandated educational policies".
The program was poorly conceived and executed and under-resourced.
He went on to use the words "under-resourced" and "under-resource" six more times during his daily briefing.
What the public sector is, however, is under-resourced and inefficient.
SEED is working with 34 under- resourced schools around South Africa to deliver its Organic Classroom Program, a three-year-long primary-school curriculum.
They had under-resourced their R&D and done a number of things to make the number, make the number.
The program implementation process at all levels is constrained by poor coordination, lack of integration of the program to other development efforts, under-resourcing the programme, poor MVC data management and lack of follow-up and, lastly, lack of integration of the non-state actors in the implementation of the program (i.e. NGOs, FBOs, and NGOs).
UNICEF has not implemented its gender policy systematically, has significantly under-resourced the gender mainstreaming process, and has not built in effective accountability mechanisms.
Our perinatal services are short staffed and under resourced.
The removals system is inefficient, under resourced and overwhelmed.
