Meanings of serious shortcoming in English

You can credit that reasonableness to the proposed rules' most serious shortcoming: their narrow scope.

Minister for Communications Denis Naughten has expressed concern about serious shortcoming in Facebook's approach to violent and abusive material on its site.

The April 16 report said that the bank's controls over the trading desk headed by Pearson were too weak and this was a " serious shortcoming".

And her knowledge of that seemed simply to exclude any possibility of serious shortcomings.

Dr Greg Kelly (Roscommon) said there were serious shortcomings in the health services.

On the other hand, it has some serious shortcomings.

These findings show that Irish diets have serious shortcomings.

It lauded Bulgaria's progress on many reforms but detailed serious shortcomings on crime and administrative capacity.

The largely state owned bank has officially acknowledged " serious shortcomings" in controls and integrity.

But the viewing experience has some serious shortcomings.

The CSSF was recently criticised by the UK aid watchdog for serious shortcomings in the way it operates.

Banks are not facing serious shortcomings stemming from corporate insolvencies, Febraban President Murilo Portugal said at an event.

Dr Ayesha Varrell, the infectious diseases expert commissioned by Dr Bloomfield to audit the system, found serious shortcomings.

An audit has found serious shortcomings in Auckland Council's attempts to fight kauri dieback threatening the Waitakere Ranges.

The report condemned the brigade for " serious shortcomings" and systemic failures in its response to the fire.

Last September a report from the Irish Refugee Council identified serious shortcomings in the process of dealing with refugee-status applications.