Sentence examples for weak organisations from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, deprived of all but a few, weak organisations to articulate a clear, critical analysis of what is happening, the mass of US citizens watch, demoralised, and fume.

He traced the evolution of modern terrorism from anti-imperalist struggles – in which the success of otherwise weak organisations such as Algeria's FLN or Irgun depended entirely on the colonial power's reaction – in these cases France and Britain's respectively.

These weak organisations struggling to offer some form of representation to impoverished minorities underrepresented in central, regional and local government and in many areas of the public and private sectors, are made to sound like the powerful lobbies and interest groups feared by the government and exerting great influence on its decisions.

Can this approach to priority-setting apply in low-income countries with the scarcest resources and relatively weak organisations and democratic institutions?

Mr Mandela, who had set so much store by strengthening the ANC, a small and weak organisation when he joined it, might have foreseen that.But without him the transition to majority rule would almost certainly have been a bloody shambles.

Yet it is a weaker organisation than it was.

But they can be offset by a more fundamental tendency towards inequality, which is unleashed wherever demographics or low taxation or weak labour organisation allows it.

But he seems unlikely to secure the 50% of the vote required to avoid a run-off.Most of the other candidates, with little money and weak party organisation, are battling each other to get into the run-off, hoping that they can win it by capturing the centre.

The documents' evidence of Venezuelan support for the Farc was so weak that Organisation of American States secretary general José Miguel Insulza told the US House subcommittee on western hemispheric affairs just a month later that there was "no evidence" of such support or collusion.

HR planning for emergencies at CO and RO levels is weak and organisation wide systems for surge capacity and mainstreaming have not progressed as fast as needed.

Sonia Gandhi, president of India's Congress party, defended a string of defeats in key provincial assembly elections this week, blaming the electoral debacle on weak state party organisations and bad candidates.