Sentence examples for without adequate preparations from inspiring English sources

Some of the identified problems related to recruitment of health workers may well be attributed to the fact that the decentralisation reforms in Tanzania were implemented without adequate preparations.

But instructors say awareness without adequate preparation to practice global health can also have consequences.

"Our notion of modesty is misguided if it's leading us to send couples into marriage without adequate preparation.

She also stressed the dangers of holding elections without adequate preparation.

There is some evidence that dropout rates have risen because students must meet higher standards without adequate preparation.

The NQTs I know and work with have been thrown into teaching without adequate preparation – sometimes with devastating effects on their well being and mental health.

Some senior C.I.A. officials complained during the Clinton administration that Mr. Clarke pressed them to start covert programs without adequate preparation or study, ing to Vincent Cannistraro, a former C.I.A. counterterrorism chief, said.

"Everything is improvised, without adequate preparation, and not just the constitutional assembly idea, which was based on a foolish supposition," said Fernando Limongi, a researcher at the Brazilian Center for Analysis and Planning and a professor of political science at the University of São Paulo.

Hearing now that the victim felt "bullied and railroaded" by the barristers and the investigating detective into giving evidence without adequate preparation; that she'd expected to be shielded from her alleged attacker while in the witness box; and how she'd been "put through hell" when they dropped the case – without consulting her – the whole thing seems even more deplorable.

"Without adequate preparation, we would basically lose our civilization in a matter of seconds," he said in a 2009 video address for a conference held by EMPact America, a private group near Buffalo that seeks to promote political action on the issue.

The AAU report was unequivocal in its assertion that "asking graduate students to teach courses without adequate preparation is inappropriate for both teacher and student".