Sentence examples for lack provisions from inspiring English sources

Thirteen states still lack provisions legalizing standing orders, a fact Corey Davis finds "mind-boggling".

To remind them that Toronto's bylaws lack provisions for a full recall, his personal lawyers loomed over the deliberations from the council chamber's public gallery.

Emissions Trading Systems (ETSs) with fixed caps lack provisions to address systematic imbalances in the supply and demand of permits due to changes in the state of the regulated economy.

"If efforts at reconciliation and rebuilding lack provisions protecting the interests of young people, or fail to invest in them, unjust societies will be the result.

Human Rights Watch said that the Guggenheim's announcement also lacked provisions for independent monitoring of working conditions.

Last February, Mr. Johnson said the county's original implementation plan was vague and lacked provisions for accountability and enforcement.

Crassus, lacking provisions, was compelled by his demoralized men to negotiate but was cut down by the Parthians in the attempt.

The mayor said that the governor's proposal lacked provisions that would have allowed the city to continue to receive a share of the revenue from a surcharge on winning bets.

The report also found the hospital relied on an obsolete AIDS care manual, dating to 1987, which lacked provisions on testing, discrimination, infection control, counseling, confidentiality and coordinated care.

But some local officials said they objected last week to the deal between the governor and the Legislature, saying it lacked provisions to cover the money they lost from the vehicle tax repeal, which could amount to $4 billion a year.

Just weeks ago, he and two fellow Nobel laureates from Africa, Nadine Gordimer and Desmond Tutu, wrote an open letter criticizing the Commonwealth of Nations for proposing a new democracy and rule-of-law charter that lacked provisions for implementation and redress.