Many of the newest Hispanic immigrants lack knowledge of the American political system.
But that is challenging when we still lack knowledge of their basic biology.
Labiaplasty is largely unregulated and has unknown long-term effects, while patients often lack knowledge of how infinitely diverse women's labia are.
SeaWorld refutes the allegations made by former employees in Blackfish, arguing that the employees lack knowledge of today's conditions and Tilikum's care.
Mismanagement of disability is not unusual, and is not helped by a lack of advice, particularly for smaller organisations that may lack knowledge of the Equality Act 2010.
But all those drugs have failed, in part because scientists lack knowledge of what happens in the brain after a stroke and because animal tests do not always predict what will happen in people.
An issue with this approach is training: often teachers in these countries lack knowledge of green skills and, according to the report, most feel ill-equipped to deliver training.
Therefore I was quite apprehensive when I started this book (another reason for this is I haven't read the Grisha trilogy) and I was worried that I would lack knowledge of the world the book is set in.
In reality, women are often pressured by their families into going to these courts and adhering to unfair decisions and may lack knowledge of their rights under British law.
Helen Animashaun, a VSO volunteer based in Juba working with Sswen, said women at all levels know that what is happening to them is an abuse of power but lack knowledge of their rights in the transitional constitution.
Unsanitary conditions are often the underlying cause of parasitic disease, especially in areas that are overpopulated or have poor water quality, or among populations that lack knowledge of parasites.
