Sentence examples similar to acknowledging 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.

Others -- acknowledging their lack of a very good second choice -- say they will go along.

He doubles as chef — "de facto chef," as he puts it, acknowledging his lack of classical culinary training.

Perhaps acknowledging this lack of public debate, the defence select committee is holding an inquiry into the use of drones by British forces.

If you don't feel solidarity with people frustrated with the Royals for not acknowledging the lack of state help for working class people, I can only assume you've never had to rely on the NHS for treatment.

Instead of assuming a moral 'evidence base', we might be of more help to health professionals by acknowledging the lack of universal norms and standard situations.

A few respondents, in addition to acknowledging their lack of clear understanding of the strategy, emphasized the need for capacity building for improved monitoring of IMCI implementation.

Instead, discussions rarely progress beyond acknowledging a lack of political will or the existence of inequities and systematic disparities in maternal health care services [ 8, 9].

Mr. Byrne acknowledges a lack of affinity for the sitcom genre.

"I acknowledge his lack of motivation to behave.