He is lacking in experience.

Our political leaders need at least a modest degree of scientific literacy, which most badly lack today no applause, please.

Heath was deeply unpopular.

It's the lack of air in here.

(a) Is not manifestly unfounded

On first reading it's evident that the film lacks a problematic, or a philosophical premise...

But the boom is not uniform.

The rich world says that it lacks the money to do more, but what it lacks is imagination, not resources.

Moreover, such proposals should reflect the differing situations prevailing in each mission.

Although it lacks precision it does possess scope and flexibility.

The claimant applied to the Stuttgart Higher Regional Court to have this decision set aside or, in the alternative, for a declaration that the tribunal had jurisdiction.

A deterrent that is too dangerous to invoke would lack credibility.

They wanted to know the way to town.

The difficulty of knowledge sharing resides in the transference of knowledge from one entity to another.

Nixon intrinsically distrusted multilateralism.

For too long, Africa has remained the backwater of development.

Ben lacks sufficient impetus to achieve anything worthwhile.

He has no discipline.

Our mission is universal access to knowledge.

Thirsty little minds rushing to the fountain of knowledge.

In fact, it is the typical sentiment of a technocrat who lacks political sense.

He lacks confidence, is socially uneasy and struggles with school work.

(c) Procurement Service staff lacked sufficient professional development support and training

C. Staff often lacks capacity for effective information management

A small boy lacking the most vital necessities of life food, water and medicine.

The Council apos s current composition lacks balance in terms of geographic distribution.

As a young adult, Zippo lacked direction and motivation in his life.

Universal access to knowledge not American University access to knowledge, but universal access to knowledge in every part of the globe.

In the absence of such a clause, the consortium has no incentive to ensure economies.

This accounts for the impression of a highly decentralized system for which there is no legal foundation.

Where is the knowledge we have lost in information?

In organizational theory, knowledge transfer is the practical problem of transferring knowledge from one part of the organization to another.

Incomplete knowledge complicates this assessment.

Literally, the transition from ignorance to knowledge is anagnorisis.

But today lacks leadership, and tomorrow could be far more dangerous as a result.

WARSAW Some complain that the European Union lacks a worldview.

The Congress party leads the government, but lacks a majority in both chambers of Parliament.

The Soviet system was particularly inept at handling information.

There has been insufficient boldness in the admirable quest to reform the structure of the United Nations system.

Equally, it was noted that the report lacked essential information as to the ethnic composition of the population.

In India alone, every third person lacks access to electricity.

While the difficultyof sharing knowledge is in transferring knowledge from one entity to another, it may proveprofitable for organizations to acknowledge the difficulties of knowledge transfer and itsparadoxicality, adopting new knowledge management strategies accordingly.

A bank without a viable business model does not shrink gradually and then disappear.

Many commentators worry about America s inefficient political system.

According to the World Food Program, 70 of the population lack food security.