Sentence examples for lacked specific from inspiring English sources

Based on a sample of planning documents, the committee found boroughs lacked specific policies for dealing with public spaces in private developments.

Philip Morris and other tobacco companies sued, and the Supreme Court ruled by a 5-4 vothathathehe F.D.A. lacked specific Congressional authority.

The rest of Mr. Rowland's speech lacked specific proposals and glossed over exactly how he proposed to resolve highway congestion and increase services to the state's growing population of mentally ill citizens.

Chaired on both occasions by Judge Theodor Meron – a Holocaust survivor, former Israeli diplomat and US citizen – a majority of judges ruled that the evidence lacked "specific direction" to the troops under the generals' command to commit atrocities.

She wrote: "OIOS notes that many of the complaints followed a specific pattern of accusations; many of the complainants' stories were nearly identical, lacked specific details and fell apart when probed.

He said the contracts lacked specific information about the services the companies were to provide, and he cited city documents submitted for contracts still in the pipeline showing the city was seeking to pay two companies hundreds of dollars more for each client placed in a job than the companies had asked for.

The testing focused on searching and exploring the files in the archive that users might have never accessed before, or that users lacked specific information about the files.

These AML-004 cells lacked specific markers for B and T lymphoid cells, but expressed surface receptors for lymphoid/NK cells.

What was laid out, as expected, lacked specifics.

But this year's report lacked specifics on how to solve environmental problems and offered few alternatives to government regulations.

But critics, including environmental groups, said that the study period was too short and that the plan lacked specifics.