Sentence examples for shortcomings noting from inspiring English sources
But the OSCE observer report on the election catalogued many "legal and organisational shortcomings," noting that slavish media coverage gave Karimov a "clear advantage" and that "proxy voting on behalf of several voters appeared to be universally practised".
To the credit of its authors, the report acknowledges some of these unavoidable shortcomings, noting that the "CBO's estimate of the ACA's impact on labor markets is subject to substantial uncertainty, which arises in part because many of the ACA's provisions have never been implemented on such a broad scale and in part because available of many key responses vary considerably".
They then discuss theories of meter and their shortcomings, noting that the metric foundation differs between languages and stressing that meaning should not be divorced from meter.
The diplomat concluded Mihama's security system had shortcomings, noting that a local nuclear safety official admitted "that his office had no contact with the local police on plant security issues".
Yet despite all their grievous shortcomings noted above, ISF military capability is sufficient to handle the current level of threats from Sunni and Shiite violent groups.
Ms. Schapiro said in an interview over the weekend that the S.E.C. shortcomings noted in the recent reports had been addressed in part by the makeover of the enforcement division.
Additionally, as noted above, and for the same reason, Jager works in a language L* that banishes individual constants so as to avoid the reconstruction of the undesired proofs in their terms and hence suffers from the same expressive shortcomings noted already in regard to Kripke's axiomatic system above.
The shortcomings noted above limit the usefulness of the Nazarov cyclization reaction in its canonical form.
There were significant methodological shortcomings noted in most studies.
The FDG-PET approach used in the present study has overcome the shortcomings noted above.
The majority of identified studies were of relatively small sample size with common shortcomings noted in relation to allocation procedures, identification of primary outcome measures and statistical analyses.
