Примеры использования Are ill-equipped на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Existing schools are ill-equipped to provide even the most basic education.
Considerable challenges are faced by the law enforcement agencies, as they are ill-equipped and ill-resourced.
Courts are ill-equipped, poorly staffed and under-resourced in all of Southern Sudan.
When we instantly provide church buildings for new congregations,we may be saddling them with an external burden they are ill-equipped to carry.
What is sorely lacking is absorptive capacity,as the ministries are ill-equipped to formulate and execute economic and social programmes.
Health services are ill-equipped to meet the specific needs of older women and reinforce a sense of shame that discourages them from disclosing their status or accessing services for treatment 11.
In many countries pre-trial detention occurs in facilities that are ill-equipped to deliver health services or to house long-term residents, such as police stations;
Most CDDCs are ill-equipped technically to comply with these regulations or have scarce financial resources to offset the prohibitively high costs of compliance, for both public and private standards.
Equally important, no accountability approach can succeed if actors lack an enabling environment or are ill-equipped to meet their responsibilities.
Such trends, combined with the fact that many countries are ill-equipped to address their effects, also indicate that intergenerational dependence between the younger and older family members may grow stronger.
During the regional implementation meeting, reference was made to a World Bank initiative to promote the substitution of incandescent bulbs for compact fluorescent light bulbs,despite the fact that the latter contain mercury and countries are ill-equipped to dispose of them.
The developing countries, many of which are ill-equipped to address such challenges, have to deal with a youth bulge, in which 60 per cent of their urban inhabitants will be under the age of 18 by 2030.
There are only 17 doctors and 48 health workers for every 100,000 individuals in the country.80 per cent of health clinics in districts are ill-equipped, and short of reproductive health services, sufficient medical personnel and facilities.
Hospitals and medical clinics throughout the country are ill-equipped and lacking in qualified medical personnel, a situation which encourages illegal medical practitioners, popularly known as"pepper doctors", particularly in remote towns and villages.
The impacts of climate change may be particularly severe for developing countries,including LDCs, many of which are ill-equipped to deal with the resulting effects on agricultural output, labour productivity, health and internal displacement.
As to the arguments that the State party's criminal courts are ill-equipped to determine damage for non-pecuniary harm, and that conducting forensic expertise to determine the size of non-pecuniary damage is time-consuming, the petitioner submits that the State party's courts appear to be guided by considerations of expediency rather than the desire for justice for victims of crime.
Its intervention would be particularly useful for small States with administrations that are ill-equipped to consider the often-complex questions raised by the formulation of reservations or reactions thereto and cannot devote the necessary time to the matter;
But we're ill-equipped.
It's emotional, which means you're ill-equipped.
DESAAD: The Parademon hives on Earth were ill-equipped to process your flesh, my prize.
Initially, the French were ill-equipped to respond to the outbreak of violence.
COGWO stated that the hospitals in Mogadishu were ill-equipped and were not able to respond to the medical and psychological needs of the victims of the conflict.
However, many interlocutors stressed that parliamentarians were ill-equipped for those tasks and stressed the need for training and capacity-building.
As a result, many internally displaced persons sought shelter in schools, mosques andother public buildings, which were ill-equipped to host them.
It was further discovered that 80 per cent of the police stations were located outside the problem areas andthat those which were located in the flashpoint areas were ill-equipped.
The current system is ill-equipped to address the increasingly sophisticated challenges posed by organized crime, terrorism, drug trafficking and money-laundering.
The Prison Service of the Kyrgyz Republic is ill-equipped to tackle multiple challenges related to ensuring adequate prison security.
Early British optimism soon faded as the press reported that British troops were ill-equipped and mismanaged by aged generals using out-of-date tactics and strategy.
Simply put, the UNODC cannot be expected to effectively carry out its functions when it is ill-equipped to do so.