Sentence examples for Lack of governing from inspiring English sources

The trailer (above) is overheated and polemical, mashing up risks from climate change driven by accumulating greenhouse gases with the deep and inherent climate and coastal vulnerability from New Orleans to sub-Saharan Africa (vulnerability that is mainly created by poverty, a lack of governing capacity, poor planning and/or population growth, not by changing environmental risks).

But the GOP is in deep trouble, and the reasons are corruption and an utter lack of governing principles.

Etzkowitz (2008, p. 8) indicates that 'triple helix initiatives take place at the regional level, where specific contexts of individual clusters, academic development, and presence or lack of governing authority influence the development of the triple helix'.

The first complaint stems from the Brotherhood's lack of governing experience.

Instead we have two American-led wars sowing chaos; cowboy capitalism going unreformed; polarization so profound it permits government shutdown; and a public so turned off that voter rates are plummeting and political candidates tout their outsider status and lack of governing experience.

Experts say the lack of rules governing assisted living in New York fuels bitter differences about the industry's performance.

The advertisers that tracked the online browsing habits of Myspace users were not charged, reflecting a general lack of laws governing online privacy.

High demand for cheap fibre coupled with a lack of legislation governing how it can be produced has appalling consequences for the 50m angora rabbits industrially farmed across China.

Nevertheless, there are a number of misconceptions related to the practical use of police drones in the skies over the U.S. Though many people worry that the lack of rules governing police drones in one area or another would enable police departments to develop their own rules independent of public oversight, that scenario is simply not the case.

But the lack of laws governing online businesses also mean that consumer confidence in Internet companies is so low that it hampers monetization efforts.

With a lack of regulations governing them, these companies are seeking to go above and beyond — in part to prove that they can be self-regulating and don't need the tentacles of government slithering over them.