In addition, the report said, many doctors lack the necessary training.
And they have run into the same criticism among educators who say the programs gamble with the future of the poorest and most vulnerable students by giving them teachers who lack the necessary training.
Interpretation of Islamic law for Americans is disorganized and many of those who issue opinions lack the necessary training, said Khaled Abou El Fadl, a Muslim jurist who is a law professor at the University of California at Los Angeles.
In focusing on the Logan checkpoint where the terrorists boarded Flight 175, the lawyers' filing argues that the screeners lacked the necessary training and experience to do their jobs.
The debate pits nurse anesthetists, who specialize in administering anesthesia and maintain that they are well equipped to treat patients on their own, against anesthesiologists, who are physicians and say nurses lack the necessary training.
For a nation seeking to rebuild its self-respect, the prospect of a loss of empire seemed unacceptable; most of the French, moreover, were convinced that the native peoples overseas lacked the necessary training for self-government and that a relaxation of the French grip would merely open the way to domination by another imperial power.
There is, after all, nothing left-wing or right-wing about caring for the millions of Americans who are unemployed, or those who are unable to find available jobs because they lack the necessary training.
Recently, one of our team, Milka, discovered that a doctor in a rural African village was interested in using long-acting contraception, specifically IUDs, but lacked the necessary training on insertion and removal.
He compliments most police officers he met during his study for being well-intentioned and caring people but laments that administrators and teachers now outsource complicated disciplinary matters to people who are neither counselors nor educators and lack the necessary training.
GPs were motivated by positive preventive experiences, but often lacked the necessary training to counsel and support their patients.
The literature shows that primary care physicians lack the necessary training [ 13] and confidence in musculoskeletal examination [ 43- 46], which results in variable and inconsistent standards of care for knee injuries [ 47].
