Sentence examples for enforced lack of from inspiring English sources

Their displays of racism and sexism tossing around the N-word, treating women like sexual playthings in strip clubs and in private suggest nothing so much as conditioning and ignorance, segregated prison gangs and enforced lack of contact with women.

Given the enforced lack of true random sampling, we cannot be sure of the statistical representativeness of our groups of interviewees.

That enforced lack of popularity within clubs meant that, eventually, bassline gave way to both a 2 step revival and the birth of harsh, midrange heavy dubstep (or 'brostep' if you'd rather).

The durables dimension corresponds to enforced lack of items such as a colour TV, a telephone, a personal car or a washing machine [ 24].

The Material Deprivation rate by poverty status (2008) is the percentage of the population with an enforced lack of at least three out of nine material deprivation items depicting material living conditions, such as housing conditions, possession of durables, and capacity to afford basic requirements [ 23].

The Code of Ethics and the process through which it is enforced lack clarity, predictability and effectiveness.

Think about how our church's rules – enforced celibacy, lack of transparency, secretive processes, no accountability to the people in the pews – contributed to this crisis in our church.

Now, two months after the lawsuit ended, the city acknowledges that its safety and licensing provisions are still not being enforced — a lack of oversight highlighted by an accident on Wednesday at the foot of the Williamsburg Bridge in Brooklyn, where a taxi collided with a speeding pedicab.

The obstacles to breastfeeding are: community and cultural pressures, shortage of health workers to support mothers enforce breastfeeding, lack of maternity legislation, breastmilk substitute makers and their powerful marketing influence, family pressures and the belief that colostrum is dirty are barriers to breastfeeding.

Who is this rule protecting when it is enforced with such lack of common sense and compassion?" Through sheer persistence, she managed unofficially to learn a little.

"But we tend to forget about the role that the president has in the way immigration is enforced and the lack of accountability that [U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement] has".