Sentences with phrase «dysfunctional government»

I also know she a part of the most dysfunctional government in the country, one that doesn't seem to be able to get anything done.

They will have the same dysfunctional government organization beneath them that is not able to agree on anything, and are more concerned about their re-election than the good of the people.

Only when that transition occurs, so the notion goes, is there a chance of resolving «commons» issues like limiting chances of dangerous human - caused disruption of the climate; trimming the billion - person tail off the curve of deep poverty that (along with dysfunctional government) holds back progress in the South; conserving the world's eroding biological patrimony.

Although the extent of the damage it caused in terms of dysfunctional government and the waste of billions of pounds has appeared in the reports of the Public Accounts Committee these have tended to have had little impact.

Because it just shows how dysfunctional government is in general,» says Siverson of Feel Good Foods.

ALBANY — Andrew Cuomo is a governor of ends, not means, and has changed public perception of the state's notoriously dysfunctional government by pushing legislators into harmonic action and minimizing scandals.

Cuomo says the Comptroller and others are simply resisting reform of what he says is an «historically dysfunctional government».

As one Gill aide put it, «It's the most dysfunctional government in the country.

Going «cold turkey» or slamming door on the legislature would have accomplished nothing but further dysfunctional government.

They asserted that Silver has, in the Assembly at least, taken the «dis» out of New York's chronically dysfunctional government.

«Nobody wants dysfunctional government where there's nonstop bickering and arguing.

Only when that transition occurs, so the notion goes, is there a chance of resolving «commons» issues like limiting chances of dangerous human - caused climate change; trimming the billion - person tail off the curve of deep poverty that (along with dysfunctional government) holds back progress in the South; or conserving the world's eroding biological patrimony.

«They are tired of dysfunctional government,» said Donovan, who kicked off his campaign two weeks ago.

«I think corporate America has finally given up on our dysfunctional government and is now going full speed ahead on acquisitions.

First, the U.S, and a number of the Euro countries have serious debt problems; and second, the U.S, and many of the Euro countries have dysfunctional governments and government institutions, incapable of credible decision - making.

DETROIT (Reuters)- Detroit won U.S. Bankruptcy Court approval on Friday for a road map to end its fiscal free fall and revitalize a city sinking under a huge debt load and dysfunctional government.

At one point last fall, the dysfunctional government mint had to suspend orders because it couldn't keep up with demand.

Serious problems for Cameron and Hunt here - and more material to emphasis the sense of a dysfunctional government briefing against itself.

Can Cuomo lead a state with an out - of - control budget, a deadlocked, corrupt and dysfunctional government and a private - sector economy that has fallen prey to parasitical public - employee unions?

«County Executive Mangano inherited a dysfunctional government that taxed too high, spent too much, and reformed too little,» said county spokesman Brian Nevin.

The strategy of Rep. Elise Stefanik — the youngest women ever elected to Congress — for dealing with what many voters view as a dysfunctional government is to focus on less - controversial areas where she can deliver wins for her district.

I was inspired to join the Independence Party because I believed that our state and our country was in dire need of a vibrant third party alternative to the two party duopoly and that New York state's dysfunctional government was in serious need of reform.

At prime minister's questions, David Cameron said Britain now had «a dysfunctional cabinet, a dysfunctional government, led by a prime minister who can't give a lead».

Caputo goes on to recount Paladino's job creation record and also says he doesn't oppose all government, just «bloated, inefficient, expensive, non-productive, and dysfunctional government — the foolish government of Charlie King and Andrew Cuomo.»

Last night, Purnell walked out of a dysfunctional government with a door - slamming of equal finality.

This election, which is widely seen as a referendum on an unpopular president and global anxieties paired with a dysfunctional government, has put Republicans in a position to rack up their majority to the highest number in decades.

But he tried to distance himself from the state's dysfunctional government, saying,» I understand the disgust at Albany and I share it.»

It could definitely be a turbulent few years, especially with a dysfunctional government, but I think the broader trend is going to be bullish, especially over the longer run.

(Dysfunctional governments are surely an issue in some places, but not all.)

In poor places, the risk is exacerbated by persistent poverty, dysfunctional government and a glaring lack of capacity to track climate conditions and design agricultural systems and water supplies around them.