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According to the American Library Association, 60% of U.S. libraries report having "insufficient" broadband speeds, But libraries are currently being underfunded.

The country’s Earth-observing satellite program has been underfunded for a decade, and the impact of the lack of funds is finally hitting home.

Programmes by the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification were underfunded, she said.

But schools themselves remain underfunded and the quality of education remains poor.

He brushes the accolade aside, but like Mr Martinez Fischer says that the state has systematically underfunded public education and insists this will have to change.

Specifically, that means social security, private pensions, and medical and unemployment insurance - plans that exist on paper but are woefully underfunded.

Only one in ten addictsreceives any drug treatment, because programs are rare and underfunded.

If you're underfunded, you won't have a cushion to tide you over in the event of slow initial sales or unexpected market conditions.

Efforts to carry out the Strategy are severely underfunded, as is research to develop additional, badly needed tools.

German universities are underfunded by international standards (see chart).