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Inadequate number of trained personnel.
Many workers complain about poor electrical wiring and inadequate numbers of fire exits.
The still inadequate number of professional teaching staff in the country;
At present the Service Building has an inadequate number of stairs for safe evacuation.
An inadequate number of PNTL officers were present at the Government Palace.
Such conscription may be ordered when, for specified reasons, an inadequate number of volunteers present themselves for military service.
The inadequate number of health-care facilities in many of our countries is a major source of concern.
In addition, some concerns have been raised regarding the inadequate number of UNMIT police with appropriate training skill sets.
Inadequate number of social workers who are required to give support to victims is another challenge.
Many people lived at the margin of the law and, given the inadequate number of police, people could easily violate the law with impunity.
Inadequate numbers of health workers are a major constraint to the rapid scaling-up of ART programmes.
For girls, the reasons include distance of school from the residence, inadequate numbers of female teachers, lack of toilet facilities, etc.
An inadequate number of health-care personnel at health centres affects the entire group of users of those facilities.
On the other hand, there are areas whereinstitutions do not exist, or exist in inadequate numbers, thereby calling for institutional creation as part of capacity-building.
The inadequate number of schools that serve girls in rural areas presented a challenge in respect of preventing forced marriage in Yemen.
The results of the salary surveys in Geneva andVienna had been disappointing because an inadequate number of employers with the best conditions of service on the local labour market had participated.
The inadequate number of detention and prison facilities in the country has led to congestion, which has created inhuman conditions for persons subjected to detention.
Delays occurred in some countries due to security concerns, issues of voter registration for forthcoming elections, inadequate numbers of enumerators and controllers, and a lack of statistical office capacity.
CRC was concerned at the inadequate number of professional teaching staff and that violence in school is widespread.
Progress notwithstanding, there continue to be major challenges to the implementation of prison reforms, including shortages of food and water,weak prison infrastructure, inadequate numbers of prison guards, and ineffective prison management.
The inadequate number of detention facilities in the country has lead to congestion, which has created inhuman conditions for persons subjected to detention(see annexes 1 and 2);
Human Resources: Disproportionate distribution of available human resources and inadequate numbers and mix of critical staff such as midwives, doctors and other mix of specialized health professionals to underserved areas.
The survey responses from the 1993 SNA non-implementers show that data inadequacy is considered the main impediment to the compilation of national accounts followed in importance by the lack of knowledge and the inadequate number and continuity of staff(see chart). Chart Factors impeding the 1993 SNA implementation.
What is more,the already inadequate number of observers is tending to decrease since, through lack of resources, the contracts of some observers are not being renewed.
These include the lack of adequate funding, shortage of qualified judicial officials, the lack of infrastructure including courts and prisons,archaic rules of procedure, inadequate numbers of qualified judicial and legal officers, poor case management, low salaries and corruption.
Of these, nine listed an inadequate number of qualified female applicants as a major impediment and ten as somewhat of an impediment to achieving gender balance.
The Committee is also concerned over the lack of training in the field of human rights,in particular, the prohibition against torture to the troops participating in peacekeeping operations and the inadequate number of military police accompanying them, which was responsible in part for the unfortunate incidents that occurred in Somalia.
The Board is concerned that the inadequate number of ICT auditors within the United Nations will create a risk that ICT critical information technologies, applications and processes may not be regularly audited and monitored.
The UNISFA Security Section was not able to carry out as planned 24 mission-wide security assessments, 24 minimum operating securitystandards inspection assessments and 12 staff visits primarily because of the inadequate number of security officers deployed and the inaccessibility of roads during the rainy season.
An important pull factor is demand in developed countries where there are inadequate numbers of health workers compared to health-care needs arising from poor retention rates, inadequate numbers of health professionals being trained and increasing health-care demands.