Shortcomings range from limitations in expertise, experience and capacity, through vested interests, to corruption and dishonesty.
To remedy this perceived shortcoming, in 1983 the ESA, after much soul-searching, established a beachhead in Washington, D.C., opening an office to convey its expertise to policy-makers.
There is one shortcoming in this work.
"That would be a serious shortcoming in another partner.
But the Transportation Department said the move was not a sign of any shortcomings in its level of in-house expertise.
Our use of both questionnaire and qualitative data does facilitate the identification of shortcomings in terms of the depth of expertise available to the team, when staff, outside of the core team were utilised problems increased.
Although they remain tight-lipped about actual budgets, they have for the most part called on the expertise of international institutions and educators to address shortcomings in the region.
When Obama urged Trump to surround himself with "good people," he didn't mean good friends or allies — he meant people with the experience, expertise and temperament to make up for Trump's shortcomings in those areas.
Although a majority of students and alumni believed that most instructors lacked adequate expertise and teaching skills, only a few instructors admitted having shortcomings in teaching skills.
"Significant shortcomings in the legal framework for receiving and processing asylum seekers from Australia remain, including lack of national capacity and expertise in processing, and poor physical conditions.
(2) To identify typical shortcomings in intuitive judgment and provide methods for overcoming these shortcomings.
