Examples of using Often lack in English and their translations into Swedish
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But often lack a structured way to manage
For example, heritage tramlines often lack handicapped access which is required by law in many countries.
As galactosaemia is so rare, schools and school healthcare services often lack the requisite knowledge of the child's special needs.
Cheaper units often lack control over the sensations though,
Earlier descriptions often lack details, perhaps because they were seen as obvious stages in the process.
They often lack the technology, know-how
Young workers often lack the hands-on experience of seasoned diamond drillers
The individual citizens of these countries often lack access to services of this nature,
They are faced with an ever-increasing range of tasks, but often lack sufficient human
The result is that businesses often lack guidance on the practical application of the new rules.
The reasons for this are that people belonging to ethnic minorities often lack Thai citizenship,
This is not acceptable, as these directives often lack provisions on market surveillance,
Rangers are also known for their heavy rucksacks, as they often lack vehicles and have to solve tasks independently for a long time.
The Commission disagrees with the Council proposal as support for small-scale fishing vessels is important as they often lack the experience, knowledge
for new Member States that often lack the resources and facilities for handling dangerous waste.
because it is no secret that the Russian Army recruits often lack.
small community hospitals that often lack cardiologists and specialized cardiology care.
creative entrepreneurs often lack the business skills to market their projects to financial institutions.
When living in remote, invisible communities one's voice is often not heard. who often lack a voice and who are invisible to the government.
Unfortunately, this idea is not popular with all European governments, who often lack the political will to make budgetary reforms.