Sentence examples for lack qualifying from inspiring English sources

This is so because voters who lack qualifying ID under SL 2013-381 mapplyply for a free voter card using two of the very same forms of ID excluded by the law.

Until Illinois residents demand an end to the partisan judicial elections, moving to merit-based nominations and appointments, the state will lack qualified judges that we deserve.

In addition, many prisons in the WHO European Region lack qualified staff especially health and social care staff.

Several of the refugees are also suffering from serious health problems, like tuberculosis, but the camp lacks qualified doctors and money for health care.

The hotline opened in 2007 and the following year a team of scholars travelled to Morocco to recruit female experts – Morocco also practises the Maliki school of Islam, and the Emirates at the time lacked qualified Emirati women.

It apparently lacked qualified community managers, a community policy and an advocacy program.

Recruiting doctors proved difficult because many of California's prisons are in remote areas of the state, and the facilities lacked qualified professionals.

Most professionals were of the opinion that mental health services were poorly funded, had a poor infrastructure; few specialized facilities were available and these most often lacked qualified professionals.

State officials had ruled that Mr. Nader lacked sufficient qualifying signatures, prompting him to challenge the state's ballot-access laws as unfairly burdensome.

Supply chain problems identified include poor coordination across and within levels of the health system; fragmentation of supply lines; lack of qualified and experienced staff; absence of clear protocols at each level; lack of reliable data for tracking and recording supplies; and deficiencies in transportation and health centers' storage facilities.

"Some of the most basic components of responsible military planning are lacking in the U.N. system because of the resource crunch, the lack of qualified military personnel and, above all, the fact that the peacekeeping department has not risen commensurately in size or quality with the dimensions of the challenges".