Sentence examples for budgets lack from inspiring English sources

Half of the those countries' defence budgets lack transparency entirely, or include only very limited information, TI says.

But that's about as much as an individual can achieve in Albany, and a vote for Mr. Marcellino is a vote to keep things going the way they are now -- perpetually late budgets, lack of individual responsibility on the part of the legislators, unregulated lobbying and quasi-public agencies running amok on the taxpayers' dollars.

To be sure, there are many causes for this: poverty, declining budgets, lack of technology in schools, etc.

Some of these constraints include budgets, lack of congruence between different stakeholders' values, absenteeism rates, high rates of turnover and low morale of health personnel [ 3].

The set, a living room and kitchen by Erik Flatmo, is spot on in its middle-American, low-budget lack of distinction.

Mr. Judge's work "doesn't have the volume of the current comedies," he said, adding that the leisurely pace and modest scale of his films are "often misinterpreted for lack of budget, lack of flash".

After a period defined by inelegant U-turns over the budget, lack of economic progress, squabbles over Lords reform and mishaps including the expensive mishandling of a rail franchise, even loyal MPs are concerned about the lack of a broad, convincing vision.

Principal barriers for screening were fear, budget, lack of time, lack of information and negligence.

Clearly, TB control is not receiving the attention this deadly disease deserves, be it because of the related stigma, departmentalized and fragmented health care planning and budgeting, lack of political will at all levels and/or the public/health care worker fatigue for this longstanding problem in the region.

According to VANOC's Executive Vice President, David Guscott, the Organizing Committee has obtained enough corporate sponsorship and ticket and souvenir sales to bring it within sight of this budget, lacking only about C$30 million to reach its goal.

Mr. Lynch, who has frequently attacked the state's rising debt burden under Governor Whitman, said the budget lacked a plan for paying off that debt, as well as an effective redevelopment plan for Newark and other urban centers.