I mean, I expect you're understaffed and...

The 5 member gender unit is seriously understaffed.

The Secretariat also finds itself overworked and understaffed.

Despite being understaffed, the Section adequately serviced the trials and other support activities.

Regional programmes are generally understaffed to meet a growing demand for their services.

Another important office for justice is the Public Prosecutor's Office which is also extremely understaffed.

The police force is, however, generally understaffed and lacks logistic support as well as expertise to handle complex cases.

In reality, no recruitment agency wants to handle that sort of business, so you are going to muddle by, understaffed.

But MEPs then failed to propose a plausible female alternative, leaving the ECB understaffed for weeks during the eurozone sovereign debt crisis.

Especially in the present phase of expansion and reorganization, the Executive Office, which was established only in June 1993, is seriously understaffed.

We also recognize that Ambassador Rupérez's office is now understaffed, but we hope that the problem will be remedied in the near future.

In the peace keeping area, the United Nations Protection Force (UNPROFOR) is currently understaffed in Bosnia and is operating under extremely difficult conditions.

For example, receivers are paid unreasonably poorly in cases of limited assets furthermore, the random, indiscriminate appointment of receivers sometimes leaves cases over or understaffed.

The problem is most acute for source countries with low densities of health professionals, or understaffed health sectors, in particular countries in sub Saharan Africa.

In addition, the disintegrating public healthcare system is understaffed, outdated and often not easily accessible especially for those who live in rural and smaller urban settlements.

Particularly in the health field, limitations on counterpart capacity due to security problems restricted the absorptive capacity of health institutions, many of which were either closed or severely understaffed.

The gender unit at headquarters is understaffed, and its location first within the poverty practice area and recently under the Director of BDP does not help it influence the organization.

The sad truth is that he may well be right the national police (PNC) are notoriously corrupt, understaffed and inefficient, as much a part of the problem as the drug gangs themselves.

Despite the arrest of several notorious drug traffickers in 2004 and 2005, the national police force was understaffed, and the narcotic drugs unit was too small to be deployed on a national basis.

Although children's placement in foster families is given priority, many children are placed in homes that are poorly equipped and understaffed, as there is a lack of foster care and family based alternative care.

The functions of the unit had now been incorporated into his department, but the relevant section was understaffed and underfunded also, all the previous staff had left, so that the section was effectively starting again from scratch.

Access to legal services is restricted when women lack the financial capacity to seek remedies and it is made more difficult when services such as the Public Solicitors Office are understaffed and women must seek private lawyers for assistance.

This, however, does not guarantee that the issue will be solved as the office is grossly understaffed and cases take years to move forward further, the majority of women do not have the financial capacity to do so or lack the understanding that there are avenues available if their rights have been infringed.