Sentence examples for lacks separate from inspiring English sources

India still lacks separate policy guidelines on gender aspects in disaster.

Certainly the choreographers who have emerged since 1980 have not lacked separate signatures.

Lacking separate law schools for blacks and unable to create credible black law schools overnight, the law schools at the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma had been forced to admit black applicants.

Inspectors said that many of the barns lacked separate entrances, so that workers had to walk through one barn to get into another — conditions that could allow workers to track bacteria between barns.

The problem is that, as Mr Bart admits in his nostalgic finale, the Hollywood studios are barely distinguishable these days: lacking separate identities, they do not work as principal characters for his book.But the main problem with "The Gross" is that it is not at all clear why Mr Bart wrote it.

"We already know through research at the NYU Rudin Center that women in particular avoid cycling in areas perceived as unsafe lots of traffic, or lacking separate bike lanes, for example.

Many girls drop out of school partly because schools lack separate toilet facilities.

Children either study in open spaces or makeshift classrooms, and many of them drop out, often because schools are too remote or because they lack separate toilets for girls.

Specifically, data for reported cases in Greece (and elsewhere) rely on insufficiently detailed codes, there is incomplete or lacking separate surveillance for many foodborne pathogens, and a specific diagnosis is not given for most episodes of enteric illness requiring hospitalization.

We previously reported the construction of an alternative FRET sensor that lacked separate metal binding domains, but in which Zn2+-coordinating amino acids were introduced directly at the so-called dimerization interface of two fluorescent domains.

Gender inequality in schools manifests in many ways, including: an absence of security, particularly for girls, in commuting to school, school designs that lack separate latrines for girls and boys, gender bias in textbooks and teaching materials which often portray girls in domestic environments with limited skills, and stereotyping by teachers of gender roles in society.