Übersetzung für 'weak government' von Englisch nach Deutsch

weak government

schwache Regierung {f}

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weak {adj}

schwach

schwächelnd

machtlos

energielos

geschwächt

Werbung

weak interactions

schwache Interaktionen {pl}spec.

weak points

Schwächen {pl}

weak interaction

schwache Interaktion {f}spec.

schwache Wechselwirkung {f}phys.

weak typing

schwache Typisierung {f}comp.

weak player

schlechter Spieler {m}

weak association

schwache Assoziation {f}

to be weak

schwach sein

weak eyes

schwache Augen {pl}

weak basis

schwache Basis {f}

weak bridge

schwache Brücke {f}

weak market

lustloser Markt {m}

weak-headed {adj}

hohlköpfig [ugs.]

weak point

schwacher Punkt {m}

weak vessel

schwaches Gefäß {n}

• Traffickers have learned to find victims in places where there is little to no protection for exploitation, weak government, poverty, corrupt law enforcement, temporary working positions, and places where diaspora is common.
• According to scholar Moojan Momen, the association of toughs and clerics became common during the era of weak government of the Qajar period, when "it became normal for the prominent" members of the ulama in any town "to surround themselves with a band of the town's ruffians, known as "lutis", to their mutual benefit".
• The causes of child labour include poverty, the lack of access to education, and weak government institutions.
• Drones became shorthand in Yemen for a weak government allowing foreign forces to have their way.
• Thơ's rule was marked by a period of confusion and weak government, as the Military Revolutionary Council (MRC) and the civilian cabinet vied for power.

• In the Western hemisphere, Colombia's dense rainforests and weak government presence along its international borders were noted to have allowed safe havens for terrorist groups such as the FARC to operate.
• However, the paper has attacked ex-President and PLC Leader Arnoldo Alemán for corruption, opposed the political agreement between Alemán and Daniel Ortega, and challenged the perceived weak government of conservative President Enrique Bolaños.
• The paper concluded that this strategy prevented workers from obtaining a living wage and would always encourage buyers to use factories based in countries with weak government enforcement of regulation.
• The combination of a weak government and corruption made the city popular with pirates, who frequently visited and raided the city.
• With weak government presence and corrupt officials, few civilians are willing to speak out against the organization.

• Indonesian spread has been blamed on weak government regulations on Chinese workers and tourists, and Tablighi Jamaat for the Malaysian outbreak.
• international economic and foreign policy confirmed the pattern of weak government unresponsiveness to the policy preferences of most Americans.
• It identified 18 factors related to the cargo, maintenance of the tracks, maintenance and operation of the train, and weak government oversight all combined to produce the disaster.
• A study by the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, entitled "Strengthening our neighbour: Australia and the future of Papua New Guinea" and published in December 2004 found that PNG's weak government and policing has allowed organized crime gangs to relocate from Southeast Asia in recent years.
• The pamphlet asserted that returning to the old party system would mean weak government and that it was weak government that had led other European countries to dictatorship.

• In the 2013 meetings of the World Economic Forum, the issue surfaced at the highest level, with Reuters reporting that before Medvedev gave his opening speech, some 78 percent of respondents voting in an audience packed with hundreds of Western executives and politicians agreed that Russia's biggest problem was weak government and corporate governance.
• According to historian and political scientist Trond Nordby she was a particularly weak government minister, as she was "not able to carry through anything" (this claim was built on interviews with Aasland's successors Rakel Seweriin and Gudmund Harlem).
• However, in 1925 Gálvez adopted Italian fascism as his preferred mode of government, arguing that it was the only way to prevent the weak government that he felt was aiding the growth of his declared enemies of communism, immigration and American imperialism.
• The salt tax enabled a weak government to sustain itself; the government need control only the few regions that produced salt.