Sentences with phrase «weak system of law»

Indian authorities face sustained criticism for not doing enough to address a weak system of law enforcement and policing that leaves women vulnerable to sex crimes.

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The banking system was hyper - competitive and quick to take risks in pursuit of profits; policymakers aggressively pushed homeownership through measures such as tax breaks for mortgage interest payments; and weak recourse laws let mortgage defaulters off the hook.

While I grant that the acknowledgement of the failure of the War on Drugs is an important first step, security will not be achieved in the Americas until we take seriously the issues that create the environment suitable for insecurity — a weak rule of law, punitive judiciary systems and the inability of many members of society to achieve a dignified standard of living, among others.

In the United States, this system of Government is called a Jeffersonian Democracy, which favors a weak centralized government (without writing tons, a Jeffersonian believes the Local Government should have more control over an individual by law as they are easier for the individual to fight) and as the scope of authority rises in a federal system, the government deals less and less with the individual and more and more with lower governments.

In a study of Chicago's public schools, the University of Minnesota Law School determined that «Sadly the charter schools, which on average score lower that the Chicago public schools, have not improved the Chicago school system, but perhaps made it even weaker.»

Your grasp of thermodynamic concepts is so weak that you don't realize that energy balance analysis is the most basic method for looking at conservation energy in any system, in other words, the 1st law of thermodynamics.

Amongst others, Gib van Ert has criticized the relevant and persuasive approach as evincing an «ultimately weak approach to international law,» and one that departs from the common law system of reception, discussed above.