Sentence examples for lack of clear vision from inspiring English sources

Lashing out is easier than addressing their own lack of clear vision or strategy at a time of crisis.

Having driven forward many of Thatcherism's gains under Tony Blair, it is constrained by timid leadership, by a lack of clear vision and new ideas.

He blamed the violence on "a lack of clear vision needed to reach peace" on the part of the Israeli government, charging that "its use of violence, blockades and closing of borders in an attempt to oppress the Palestinian people leads to a vicious circle of indefinite violence and counterviolence".

The challenges of urban development within the camps' high-density sub-standard environment are augmented by the lack of clear vision due to the complexity of the regional and international political context.

However, there is not only intraoperative cause but also perioperative cause, it is usually due to the lack of clear vision of surgical field and restricted range of movement of the oro-cranial base during a Le Fort I osteotomy because of the nasotracheal intubation.

He suggests that the Obama administrations failures on foreign policy have not come from policy itself, but a lack of clear vision for America's position in world affairs.

Eight barriers were identified: lack of a clear vision; lack of physician support; inability to address all stakeholders; lack of a strong coalition; lack of vital resources; nurse practitioner role recognition; community and regulatory organizations; and social media.

Inequity based on race and class, the corporate take-over of public education either through charters or the outsourcing of curriculum, the deprofessionalization of teaching, and the lack of a clear vision about the purpose of education in a democratic society, are all much more threatening.

In the case of South Africa, the lack of a clear vision statement and objectives reinforced the identity of the document as being general guidelines rather than an official policy.

At the same time the planning and management system of the city face the overfragmentation and semi-implementation of the plans, the chronic lack of a clear vision for the city's development and the downgrading of the role of strategic spatial planning within the current context of recession.

In Belgium, the division of political healthcare responsibilities between federal, regional and community levels leads to a lack of a clear vision on the organization of health care provision.