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There is a lack of clearly defined outcomes and indicators.
However, despite its strengths, the Strategic Framework suffered from a lack of operational capacity and from the lack of clearly defined participation mechanisms for the civil society.
Lack of clearly defined responsibilities and related accountability;
The author has come to a conclusion that in the pre-reform period the sources mark the lack of clearly defined tendency in dynamics of absolute number of military which averaged 1000 people.
The lack of clearly defined criteria for PEC membership allows local authorities to form PECs solely at their own discretion.
The absence of policy and proper structuring of processes and systems,inconsistent reporting and the lack of clearly defined responsibilities had created an environment that was not conducive to results-based management.
However, owing to a lack of clearly defined business ownership and user requirements, there is no specific timeline for the promotion of OMGEO.
Data collection and analysis were hampered by the lack of uniform and standardized reporting formats, especially at the local andprovincial levels, and by a lack of clearly defined roles and responsibilities relating to data reporting and sharing.
Despite those efforts, the lack of clearly defined results and sufficient outcome monitoring and evaluation at the decentralized level continued to pose challenges.
When the annual report of the Executive Director(Part II) was reformulated in line with Executive Board decision 1999/7 of 22 January 1999 to focus on aggregate achievements against MTP priorities,these weaknesses, and the lack of clearly defined targets against which to measure progress, became more fully apparent.
Lack of clearly defined national policy on biotechnology, limited manpower and the prevalence of economic and social problems were identified as the main reasons.
Managers and other human resources partners point to career development shortcomings, including the lack of clearly defined career paths that support organizational needs and the development of a multi-skilled, mobile Secretariat workforce.
The lack of clearly defined responsibilities had made it easier for Governments and other development actors to abdicate responsibility and blame others for their failure to deliver.
Finally, some delegations pointed out that the main constraints to the effective andexpanded application of TCDC/ECDC remain the lack of clearly defined national TCDC policies, insufficient awareness of TCDC's full potential and importance, and inadequate provision of human and financial resources for TCDC.
The lack of clearly defined boundaries hampered the development of local artists, especially when their works were perceived to contain political commentary or criticism.
Other constraints for the United Nations system are related to the lack of institutional capacity,vague mandates and roles, and lack of clearly defined priorities, both for individual organizations and for the United Nations system as a whole, as sometimes determined by intergovernmental decisions.
Furthermore, the lack of clearly defined responsibilities and coordination at headquarters meant that there was a risk of inconsistency of protection policy in field offices.
Armenia, which often refers to the League of Nations to justify its territorial claims, must remember that, in its official documents, the League of Nations expressed doubt as to the existence of a stable government capable of representing Armenia and, what is most important,certified Armenia's lack of clearly defined borders.
Due to lack of clearly defined indicators at the national level, some Parties experienced difficulty in getting information on monitoring systems established within the national sectoral institutions.
The most important symptoms reflecting insufficient capacity include the slow pace of policy andinstitutional reform; weak intersectoral coordination; the non-adoption of forestry programmes as priorities at the highest political levels; the lack of clearly defined priorities; and a continuing over-reliance on external technical assistance.
There is a lack of clearly defined due process rights in the various investigations, whether they are conducted by OIOS, programme managers or the Department of Safety and Security.
The problem is complicated by dilapidated infrastructure, weak governance andoverlapping responsibilities between different levels of government, lack of clearly defined urban development policies and legislation, weak institutional capacity, inadequate resources available at the local level, low investments and lack of pro-poor financing mechanisms.
Lack of clearly defined priorities for implementation: many forestry action plans and programmes remain long shopping lists of projects without clearly defined priorities among or within the various development programmes.
In some regional fisheries management organizations there was a lack of clearly defined and agreed management objectives, with consequences for the science/stock assessment process that had left those organizations with no agreed basis for management responses to stock assessment.
The lack of clearly defined tenure and access rights to land and other natural resources is particularly problematic for poor rural land users, preventing them from undertaking the necessary investments in sustainable natural resource management.
Whereas flexible payment of bonuses helps to overcome the problems of the highly formalized andgrade based base pay system, the lack of clearly defined criteria for the allocation of bonuses as well as the ad hoc nature of the system, based as it is on artificially construed wage budgets, make it vulnerable to politicization and risks creating wage budget levels that have little to do with the real needs of the administration.
In many countries, there is still a lack of clearly defined national strategies, policies and plans for the purpose of ensuring the development of scientific capacity for the benefit of sustainable development, the management of science, the integration of science in national development plans and national participation in high-priority international scientific endeavours.
In addition, there is a lack of clearly defined standards to assist health personnel in providing psychological support to assist mine survivors to adapt to their new situations.
The expert group observed that the continued lack of clearly defined and generally agreed criteria of acceptability provides for subjectivity in perception and judgement regarding the use of coercive economic measures and bears the potential for arbitrariness and abuse.
This is attributable to the lack of clearly defined criteria for recruitment and the administrative corruption that has been highly instrumental in blocking the appointment of qualified staff, both male and female, in decision-making positions.