Sentence examples for system lack of from inspiring English sources

Heather Barr, a lawyer with the Urban Justice Center, said establishing the court would not address the primary reason that mentally ill defendants end up in the criminal justice system: lack of treatment centers.

Currently the complexity of the system, lack of clarity over how much people will get from the state, and the risk of the state pension being reduced by means-testing are all blamed for deterring half of the workforce from paying into their company pension schemes to top up their income when they retire.

"The protest movement is not going anywhere because people are not put on the streets by the State Department but by election fraud, the degradation of law enforcement and the judicial system, lack of a coherent social and migration policy, the collapse of health and education services and total disregard for citizens demonstrated by officials".

The overdamped nature of the drying system (lack of free oscillations) is pointed out.

These include industrial policy; the keiretsu industrial groups; a centralized, bank-centered financial system; lack of enforcement of the antimonopoly law; a weak intellectual property regime; and education and employment systems that emphasize conformity, loyalty, and stability.

These results suggest that complex gangliosides are essential in the maintenance of integrity in architecture and function of the nervous system, lack of which results in neural degeneration in a sensory nerve-dominant manner.

"Young people in Tanzania face various issues like youth unemployment, poor education systems, lack of livelihood or entrepreneurial skills, lack of capital.

Underdeveloped health systems, lack of information and decision-making powers put girls at risk of sexually transmitted diseases, pregnancy and unsafe abortion.

Periodic surveys have cited asbestos insulation, lead paint, outmoded plumbing and electrical systems, lack of sprinklers, frequent power shutdowns and leaking roofs.

They have cited asbestos insulation, lead paint, outmoded plumbing and electric systems, lack of sprinklers, frequent power shutdowns and leaking roofs.

Mr. Dauba-Pantanacce said: "Recent supply disruption could also be linked to inefficient distribution systems, lack of a centralization in the logistical and decision-making processes of the various U.A.E.