Sentence examples for order lack of from inspiring English sources

These slums are characterised by poor law and order, lack of access to basic services such as water, sanitation and drainage, and located in flood-prone areas.

Features such as conserved gene order, lack of heteroplasmy (occurrence of more than one type of organelle genome), low recombination rates and their relative small size are making these organelle genomes the widely used tools for phylogenetic studies.

Participants were asked to rate their agreement with statements exploring the impact of patient condition at time of surgery, age of DNR order, lack of preoperative discussion and fear of legal liability had on doctors' decisions to respect (or not) the DNR order.

This setting in general allows for two types of manipulations by a team: Misreporting the strength ordering (lack of truthfulness), and deliberately losing a match (moral hazard).

After a thorough postmortem, we decided that we hadn't lost this order for lack of technical competence, customer satisfaction, or competitive pricing.

Thermal and spectroscopic properties of the annealed cast syndiotactic polystyrene (SPS) films were investigated and it was shown that the sample annealed at lower temperature than 170°C exhibited the presence of a conformational order but lack of crystalline regularity.

The disadvantage of the state-constructed gender order was lack of individual freedom and choice, where women had to obey the requirements of the state or they would suffer societal pressure to conform (Wang 2003; Yang 1999).

"You have a war situation, a complete absence of government, a breakdown in order, a lack of enough compensation, and starvation coupled with poverty.

Over the course of the contest, Hunter was also indicted for bribery, but was acquitted in short order for lack of evidence.

Overall, students ranked the barriers in the following order: 1) lack of scientific evidence (86.5%), 2) lack of trained professionals (65.8%), 3) lack of government subsides (48.6%) and 4) concern about legal issues (27%).

But Mr. Frost said the executive order lacked the permanence of law.