Sentence examples for training lack of from inspiring English sources

"Be it from negligence, lack of training, lack of trust, complicity, these acts cannot be permitted and they are being investigated absolutely rigorously," Mr. Calderón said.

"This is where the Sixth Dalai Lama really could have played an important role, but because of his lack of training, lack of being raised as a Dalai Lama, he went off and did these other activities," Mr. Tuttle said.

Most doctors avoid talking about the "D" word because of the difficulty of the subject, lack of preparedness and training, lack of time and many other reasons mentioned by Dr. Spring.

"I do not find any evidence that Secretary Rumsfeld had actual knowledge of these horrific incidents in the prison system that were the direct result of lack of training, lack of supervision by the immediate command," Senator John W. Warner, a Virginia Republican who heads the Armed Services Committee, told reporters on Wednesday.

Almost a decade after international troops were sent in to overthrow the Taliban and help to establish a functioning democracy in Afghanistan, a combination of poor training, lack of numbers, corruption and illiteracy has left the country unable to protect its own people.

Chowdhury (2007) explains that political instability, corruption, lack of infrastructure facilities, education and training, lack of financial help, all pose as barriers to entrepreneurship in developing nations.

The atheist Richard Dawkins should add it to his charge sheet of religious calamity: Sunday Trains (lack of), somewhere in the alphabetical list below the Spanish Inquisition.

Respondents reported that the 2 most common barriers to receiving training were lack of training opportunities (70.2%) or no dedicated work time for training (19.4%).

Aggressiveness is most often due to training, or lack of training, or abuse, not due to ingrained attributes of a breed.[2].

The various groups of children that participated in the study identified the following issues as the most pressing in their lives: poverty; un-systematic aid; education and training - lack of access to education and vocational training; family reintegration and fostering; housing; exploitation; HIV/AIDS; psychosocial difficulties and isolation; and protection of children's rights.

She went on to train at Rada, where she won a prize for comedy – forgoing her first choice, speech training, through lack of the required academic qualifications.