Examples of using Lack basic in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Six out of ten workers lack basic IT skills.
The children lack basic knowledge of life, and did not know who a police officer was.
A large number remain completely unreported, or lack basic facts when reported.
Ø 1 in 10 people(785 million)still lack basic water services, including the 144 million who drink untreated surface water.
As a result, Venezuelans are waiting hours in line to buy food anddying in hospitals that lack basic resources.".
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However, many developing nations across Africa still lack basic resources and infrastructure to provide quality healthcare.
While 90% of future jobs require somelevel of digital literacy, 44% of Europeans lack basic digital skills.
It is estimated that 1 in 10 people(785 million)still lack basic services, including the 144 million who drink untreated surface water.
Though many historic residential and commercial buildings have been renovated throughout central Yangon,most satellite towns that ring the city continue to be profoundly impoverished and lack basic infrastructure.
According to the report, one in ten people(785 million)still lack basic services and these include 144 million who drink untreated surface water.
The elderly adult may lack basic personal hygiene, appear malnourished, dehydrated, or underweight, living in dirty or unsanitary conditions, and be unable to pay bills or properly manage his medication.
Still according to the report, it is estimated that 1 in 10 people(785 million)still lack basic services, including the 144 million who drink untreated water.
That 2 billion people still lack basic sanitation, among whom 7 out of 10 live in rural areas and one third live in the Least Developed Countries.
But many cities in poorer nations face significant challenges, including large andgrowing slum populations that lack basic services and are increasingly at risk from climate disasters.
Second, many people feel that they lack basic information on important aspects of biotechnology, so there is a major communication challenge.
One month on, thousands more people are staying in informal shelters which lack basic services and 120,000 children are in urgent need of temporary educational spaces.
They may lack basic personal hygiene, appear dehydrated, malnourished, or underweight, live in increasingly unsanitary or dirty conditions, and be unable to pay bills or properly manage their medications.
Almost half of Europeans(44%) still lack basic digital skills such as using a mailbox, editing tools or installing new devices.
It also reveals that 2 billion people still lack basic sanitation, among whom 7 out of 10 live in rural areas and one third live in the Least Developed Countries.
Most Palestinian neighborhood in East Jerusalem lack basic infrastructure, such as sidewalks and street lamps and many Palestinian residents are not connected to a sewage system.
One in five 15-year-olds in Europe,as well as many adults, lack basic reading and writing skills, which makes it harder for them to find a job and puts them at risk of social exclusion.
One in five 15 year olds, as well as nearly 75 million adults, lack basic reading and writing skills, which makes it hard for them to get a job and increases their risk of poverty and social exclusion.
A significant share of migrants andasylum seekers lack basic skills and have a poor knowledge of the host country language, hence are at high risk of unemployment, poverty and social exclusion.
Recalls, moreover, that 44% of Europeans lack basic digital skills2, 3, which creates serious barriers to entry into the technologically advanced labour market, as well as to civic and active participation in society;
Noting that a significant proportion of the estimated 370 million indigenous people in the world today“still lack basic rights, with systematic discrimination and exclusion continuing to threaten ways of life, cultures and identities”, the UN chief stressed that this contradicts the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,“with its promise to leave no one behind”.
Some 2 billion people still lacked basic sanitation, among whom 7 out of 10 lived in rural areas and one-third lived in the least developed countries.
The Teport also highlights new data showing that within 2017,three milliard people lacked basic soap and water handwashing facilities at home, including nearly three quarters of those in the Least Developed Countries category.
In 2015 there were 757 million adults still lacking basic reading and writing skills including 115 million youth, who still cannot read or write a simple sentence.
The report also highlights new data showing that in 2017,three billion people lacked basic hand washing facilities at home, including nearly three quarters of those in the Least Developed Countries category.
Starting from a selection of general indicators on adult education and training(Chapter 1), the report examines the policy commitments made by top-level public authorities to provide access to lifelong learning for the most vulnerablegroups of adult learners, in particular those lacking basic skills or.