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Most committees suffer from a lack of sustainability.
Small businesses with a land bank of up to 1 thousand hectares suffer from a lack of a land reform.
They also suffer from a lack of access to health care and education.
Most people thinking of vegan lifestyle imagine pale faces that suffer from a lack of nutrients.
Like other sectors, they suffer from a lack of coordination in government marketing.
As recent MDGprogress reviews have revealed, rural communities in particular suffer from a lack of development.
Those who suffer from a lack of life and those who suffer from an overabundance of life.
The Commission recognizes that small island developing States suffer from a lack of adequately skilled human resources.
Anti-corruption efforts suffer from a lack of commitment and understanding about the types, levels, location and cost of corruption.
Both water-rich and water-poor countries with low incomes generally suffer from a lack of sanitation and waste-water treatment.
Training centres suffer from a lack of teaching materials, with the result that they were attended by only 242 students in 1998, as compared with 1,073 in 1990.
In particular, planning and programming at the United Nations suffer from a lack of strategic guidance and poorly conceived programmes.
Instead, we suffer from a lack of a developed ecosystem which is needed develop and support real-life everyday use cases for these blockchains.
Lastly, with a growing number of actors in the field, humanitarian activities often suffer from a lack of coordination, imprecise mandates and vague principles of action.
The Fund has worked in tandem with the cluster approach, where implemented, to improve coordination and strengthen capacity,particularly in sectors that suffer from a lack of funds.
Finally, too many countries suffer from a lack of integration in the regional and global economies.
Many other groups at risk- including human rights defenders, students, minorities andpeople living in poverty- suffer from a lack of genuine participation in society and in decision-making.
Other LAC country Parties suffer from a lack of sound systems for early warning and drought preparedness.
In most areas of return, potable water sources do not exist, health facilities are very basic,and schools suffer from a lack of qualified teachers and adequate infrastructure.
Two thirds of all children reportedly suffer from a lack of vitamin A. One in 10 girls and boys under the age of 5 evidence stunted growth in Gaza.
Urban green is, however, far from equally distributed in cities, and some of the most disadvantaged andsocially deprived urban areas often suffer from a lack of green areas.
Surveys suggest that many urban dwellers suffer from a lack of real long-term friendsand resent being used under the guise of friendship.
Many developing countries in Asia and the Pacific, however, do not have well-functioning civil registration systems and suffer from a lack of timely and reliable vital statistics.
Adolescents at this age often suffer from a lack of motivation, from a certain laziness, the reasons of which can hide in deep psychological experiences.
When the newly elected officials assume their positions, they will inherit weak state andlocal institutions that suffer from a lack of trained personnel and insufficient administrative infrastructure.
The majority of small island developing States suffer from a lack of local capital for bulky investments, and in many cases the absence of a significant local entrepreneurial class.
The Government reports that it has also established social work centres in 15 locations throughout the former Sectors North and South,although it concedes that these centres suffer from a lack of qualified and other personnel.
While some government ministries andagencies have tried to reopen, they suffer from a lack of manpower and resources necessary to deliver even basic services.
In particular, courts in Liberia suffer from a lack of sufficient defence and prosecuting lawyers; adequately qualified internal and external support personnel; adequate logistics; and adequate resources for sentencing and imprisonment.
GIHR reported that a significant number of elderly persons in care situations suffer from a lack of food, drink and appropriate care, particularly persons in nursing homes.