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the national legal and policy framework facilitates the provision of all measures of the UNAIDS comprehensive package, regulations and guidelines for implementation are often lacking.
Indigenous peoples are rich in valuable knowledge, but are often lacking in the skills and levels of education necessary to themselves engage
The secretariat's areas of work where extrabudgetary resources are often lacking received significant financial support in 2008 through funding from the European Union(EU)
proactive approaches that are often lacking.
the legislation and regulations are often lacking in external quality.
as implementing these policies would require substantial resources that are often lacking.
NGOization- the convergence of organizations funded by the international community that are often lacking in local roots or knowledge- these alliances may not be adequately understood or valued.
vitamin B5 have been found to directly increase metabolism and are often lacking in our modern day diet,
In 1891, the editors of Appleton's Cyclopedia wrote,"Commodore Nutt was distinguished for large-hearted virtues that are often lacking in bigger men; his genial temper
observed a failure at all levels of government to provide adequate post-settlement support for new settlements where the most basic support services are often lacking, such as proper sanitation,
Such legal/business acumen is often lacking in many poorer nations.
adult women is often lacking.
Longer-term reintegration remains a major challenge and is often lacking.
It provides the skin with moisture, which is often lacking.
It was important to note that adequate follow-up and consolidated indicators were often lacking, which undermined the value of such studies.
These links also call for a degree of sophistication that is often lacking in individual small producers,
Information about the extent of drug abuse among young people in the world is often lacking, and the available data do not permit systematic comparisons.
While those principles were generally accepted, the political will and, more importantly, the capacity to implement them were often lacking.
This sometimes requires governmental support, which is often lacking in developing countries.
community to work together: the means to implement recommendations were often lacking.