Significats de chronically underfunded en anglès

Terrance wanted to ask which divisions, every administration department was chronically underfunded.

It also suggests one way chronically underfunded congressional offices could handle the onslaught of calls they face.

Education in Pakistan is chronically underfunded.

But the program is chronically underfunded.

The poorest would-be patients literally beg for treatment on the outside of a chronically underfunded and overstretched health system.

Local mosquito control programs would have the most immediate impact against Zika, but they have been chronically underfunded in recent years.

But the Labour Party said Child Youth and Family was chronically underfunded and changing the ministry's name would make little difference.

The Ministry of Social Development continued to say Relationships Aotearoa was not living within its means, despite knowing it was chronically underfunded.

An RNZ Insight investigation uncovers evidence the Transport Accident Investigation Commission has been chronically underfunded for years -putting public safety at risk.

The Ministry of Social Development continued to say the counselling service Relationships Aotearoa wasn't living within its means, despite knowing it was chronically underfunded.

Swimming is a chronically underfunded sport in South Africa and swimmers often have to fork out from their own pockets to make it to events.

Policymakers' failure to tackle chronically underfunded social care has resulted in a "lost decade" and a system now at breaking point, according to a report.

Chronically underfunded agencies offer travel that takes longer than driving, which leads to meager use.

Chronically underfunded rail and bus systems face a $90 billion rebuilding backlog, the ASCE said.

Chronically underfunded as they prepared for the Olympic Games, they went to Rio, started slowly against India and paid the price.