Sentences with phrase «serious failure of the government»

But isn't the double - dip recession the most serious failure of the government?

Not exact matches

«This report exposes serious failures at the heart of Government, the police, and the Parliamentary authorities.

A catalogue of failures in the government's massive NHS IT project has led health service staff to lose confidence in the records system, and has put the success of the programme in serious jeopardy, a report has concluded.

He did not hesitate to lay the blame for the loss on the failure of the leadership in both party and government to listen to the admonishment that there were serious issues affecting the way the country was being managed.

However, shadow home secretary David Davis said the figures raised questions about the government's assessment of offenders for release in the first place, arguing they showed a «serious failure» by ministers to protect the public.

The Chairman of the APC in the state, Mr. John Ochala, alleged that the lukewarm attitude of the present leadership of the state over serious matters of public concern, including security of lives and properties was only one aspect of the failure of the PDP - led government.

«At a time when jobs are scarce and the construction industry is ailing, this is the worst time possible for a halt in funding... The real problem is Congress» inability to iron out partisan disputes, a failure of governance at the most basic level... These are serious issues, but surely reasonable lawmakers can come to an agreement without shutting down a vital government agency.»

So, unless something truly catastrophic happens (like the US government defaulting on its bonds) or people in the company break the regulations (which would invovle all kinds of serious crimes and require complicity or complete failure of the auditors), your premiums and the contractual obligation to you would still be there, and would be absorbed by a different insurance company that takes over the defunct company's business.

The General Motors ignition switch recall case illustrates the consequences of a failure to escalate serious matters to senior staff, as the company faces government investigations and a congressional probe.

For one thing, they point to a failure by the federal government to quickly appoint more judges to the Superior Court of Justice, which rules on lawsuits and also handles the most serious criminal cases, such as murder.

Subsequent speeches will address issues ranging from the very serious problem of a lack of engagement with Indigenous peoples in policy making and significant failures in the whole of government machinery currently in operation federally; to the Northern Territory intervention and child abuse issues; to a positive vision for our communities such as by closing the gap in life expectancy, and creating an equal life chance for Indigenous children.