Sentence examples similar to lack of deed from inspiring English sources

States can confiscate land, and in rural areas there's a lack of title deeds.

Finally, we found that migrants were less likely to control houses that they owned probably due to a general lack of title deeds.

But there has been a complete lack of deeds".

As such, while you may get lucky while getting lucky now and then, all too often a lack of communication about the deed beforehand can lead to ineffective fumbling or quiet frustrations.

The 35-year-old defender is reaching the end of his playing days and, despite his lack of managerial experience, his deeds on the pitch would command instant respect in the dressing room.

The other problem is the non-binding nature of deeds and the lack of any enforcement mechanism for them, which may not result in concrete improvement of victim's right, and the link between the deed and obligations of subsistence rights is a somewhat tenuous basis for imposing a direct obligation on NSAGs.

This, as Andrei Illarionov, the president's outspoken economic adviser, says, has resulted in "a lack of coherence between words and deeds".

Some commentators felt the rushed nature of the deed and basic lack of courtesy spoke volumes.

The rebbe talked about the men's good deeds and the lack of a personal motive for the stealing, according to associates of the rebbe and Mrs. Clinton.

The ironic gaze eventually penetrates to a vision of the grotesque quality of experience, marked by the discontinuity of word and deed and the total lack of coherence between appearance and reality.

Your dad's lack of response to you and your good deeds most likely has little or nothing to do with you.