Examples of using Insufficient knowledge in English and their translations into Greek
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healthier food consumption and production is insufficient knowledge- both perceived and actual- of healthier foods.
12),“good knowledge”(eight to 10) and“insufficient knowledge”(below seven correct answers)[42].
the lack of expertise and experience, and the insufficient knowledge of the market can lead to serious problems.
Finally, it was found that nurses show insufficient knowledge in order to prevent pressure ulcers.
They also stressed the"deficiencies and insufficient knowledge of our clergymen in matters of liturgy,
The report also highlighted there is insufficient knowledge in EU institutions and in member states about the pressures placed
these optimistic expectations were based on insufficient knowledge of the facts at the front”.
Conclusions and recommendations 49 87 The Court also concludes that there is insufficient knowledge, at European level and in the Member States, about the pressures
an unqualified electrician with insufficient knowledge of safety procedures to mitigate potential hazards will increase your liability.
the low level of awareness of mediation in most Member States, insufficient knowledge of how to deal with cross-border cases and the functioning of
The auditors also concluded that there is insufficient knowledge, at the level of the EU institutions and in the Member States,
minority students with insufficient knowledge of Norwegian and vocational students with poor basic skills.
These difficulties are mainly related to the lack of a mediation"culture" in Member States, insufficient knowledge of how to deal with cross-border cases, the low level
Due to insufficient knowledge about the true nature of cosmetic ingredients, your choice of a natural skin care product may be greatly influenced by celebrity endorsements
such as poor quantity surveys, insufficient knowledge of EDF procedures by both the consultant used
in part due to insufficient knowledge about including people with disabilities
These were attributed principally to the lack of a“mediation culture” in many Member States, insufficient knowledge of how to deal with cross-border cases, the low level of awareness of mediation, the functioning of quality control mechanisms for mediators and a reluctance by courts to propose mediation.
there is insufficient knowledge of either the volumes or the consequences for the environment
Particular reasons for the slow implementation of regional cooperation are insufficient knowledge and a lack of commitment at the level of the territorial authorities,
Furthermore there is insufficient knowledge, at the level of the EU institutions and in the Member States,