Examples of using Lack of information in English and their translations into Finnish
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Lack of information is one of the market imperfections that security policy should address.
This uncertainty and lack of information about enlargement only serves to intensify these negative feelings.
The lack of information, distorted reporting
The lack of information and data on the impact the actions have on the drug situation reflects a wider problem of measuring the impact of public policy on specific and complex social problems.
Lack of information leads to suspicion
Such obstacles are for example the lack of information of workers necessary to bring a successful equal pay claim or including information about the pay levels for categories of employees IP/13/1227.
The lack of information on secondary objectives means that aid for some categories of aid may well be underestimated as they are classified elsewhere.
A lack of information could lead to fearful
However, a lack of information about the social and economic consequences means that it is not always appropriate to introduce legally binding requirements at the present time.
There is evidence of doubts among the Union's citizens in the likelihood of EMU and lack of information of what the transition to a single currency would involve.
poor quality of service, lack of information and the activities of unregulated intermediaries.
There is a lack of information when it comes to chemicals and various products used in textile manufacture.
Lack of information on allergenic ingredients on non-pre-packed food- the objective is to protect consumers' health
However, the lack of Information on the additional measures foreseen to achieve the budgetary targets beyond 2003 is not in line with the requirements of the code.
Several national studies have highlighted poor punctuality and a lack of information as causes of this alienation among passengers.
especially when there is a lack of information about effective approaches to solving the problem.
In particular, lack of information before and during the journey in the event of a delay regularly causes considerable annoyance to customers.
This lack of information prevents regulators from a timely detection of risks building up at individual institutions and in the system as a whole.
During transition towards effective competition an imbalance of power between consumers and the industry and lack of information tend to weaken individual consumers.
high costs of care, lack of information about services provided,