Sentence examples for acknowledged lack of from inspiring English sources

The memo of the 31 January 2003 meeting also makes clear that both leaders acknowledged lack of evidence on WMD.

Twenty respondents (36percentt) acknowledged lack of financial support, and twelve (21percentt), lack of institutional encouragement and support, as barriers to completion of their systematic review.

The acknowledged lack of a control group in this survey was addressed by asking callers 'what service/s, if any, they would have otherwise used had they not called NHS Direct?' Patients were subsequently followed up at four to six weeks after their initial call to determine the costs and consequences of their referral contact point.

His acknowledged lack of tact notwithstanding, he is the driving force behind a series of socially liberal and establishment-shaking rulings, turning Brazil's highest court — and him in particular — into a newfound political power and the subject of popular fascination.

What you do not get from the book is any sense of Jack's stature as an artist, in part because of Selina Hastings's acknowledged lack of qualifications as an art critic, and in part because the book includes only one, unimpressive reproduction.

But there is an acknowledged lack of actor orientation, as well as comparatively few studies on area-focused strategies and innovation resources [[14],[15]].

When you juxtapose these solid approaches with Senator McCain's self-acknowledged lack of economic policy expertise, increased economic anxiety seems to point to a strong Democratic advantage in November.

Lack of familiarity included impaired ability to correctly answer questions about review content, as well as self-acknowledged lack of familiarity.

In such a system, it is easy to imagine how a resident's reluctance to propose alternative care approaches could result from intimidation by the accepted system rather than her own self-acknowledged lack of experience.

Still, even some of the government's fiercest critics acknowledged the lack of local interest.

The officials also acknowledged that lack of leadership resulted in costly, time-consuming "management by committee".