Sentence examples for unwieldy state from inspiring English sources

Wave after wave of bank failures there have forced governments to tighten regulation and supervision, to privatise unwieldy state banks and to open once-pampered institutions to competition.

But this has been a particularly bad year for bureaucrats who manage large and unwieldy state contracts as well as for the motorists who are at their mercy.

They said he and his inner circle hoped to take control of New York's often unwieldy state bureaucracy quickly after inauguration day, filling critical positions with people he knows and trusts.

This bureaucratic reform may indicate an attempt by Peribsen to limit the power of these officials, further evidence for a bloated and unwieldy state administration under Nynetjer.

But if you've seen how expensive and unwieldy state risk pools can be, how difficult they are to join (six-month waiting periods, etc)., and the limits to their coverage, you know it's a plan that provides very little for "the least of us".

Yet this geographically unwieldy nation-state remains stubbornly united.

Elected officials, starting with Morsi, are scrambling to take control of the unwieldy helm of state and quickly realizing the difficulties ahead.

Mr. Putin's defenders say he is righting an unwieldy ship of state and a corrupt business class in the name of stability.

Instead, it depends on teamwork across a much more diverse — and unwieldy — circle of states.

It may be one of the toughest tasks in New York government: taming the bloat of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, long considered one of the most unwieldy bureaucracies in the state.

Pressure has been steadily building on organisers as it became clear that the unwieldy relationship between city, state and national governments and the ambitious nature of the plans had caused delays and discord.