He is lacking in experience.

At 22.7 , too many American teenagers, lacking steady work experience early in their professional careers, risk going from unemployed to unemployable.

Many countries were already helping with expertise and advice to Member States lacking knowledge, experience or resources to implement resolution 1540 (2004).

It noted the importance of providing international assistance to States lacking the legal and regulatory infrastructure, implementation experience and or resources to fulfil the resolution's requirements.

Clearly, that was lacking.

Hence, accountability is lacking.

One phase of my education is completely lacking.

Other convincing explanations are lacking.

Only a pianist is lacking.

17. The Group of Experts recognized that the Secretary General apos s fact finding experience could be helpful with respect to those arms control agreements lacking explicit verification provisions.

lacking in what the connoisseur of wine calls body.

And one of them is the lacking buying power.

But political leadership was sorely lacking.

Their tools and powers were lacking.

Rulers unfortunately are lacking in etiquette.

Rulers, unfortunately, are lacking in etiquette.

Lacking facts, he's given you fantasy.

The experience was a lesson for banks, regulators, central banks, and treasuries, which, not surprisingly, were unprepared to handle a comprehensive crisis. Their tools and powers were lacking.

However, many of these regulations are lacking in developing countries.

An overall view of the activities is also often lacking.

Access to justice for women is lacking.

Municipalities are lacking qualified solid waste managers.

Financial support for decommissioning was also lacking.

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I'm lacking to become a poor artist.

It seems to me there's something lacking.

I repeat we shall not be lacking in either of them.

Most of the developing countries were agricultural economies, lacking processing capacities.

As a result, Plato accused such democracies of lacking rules outside where its citizens see fit and lacking leadership due to the notion of equality in Athenian democracy.

The population is lacking food and drinking water.

The necessary determination appears still to be lacking.

Not too much but not too lacking either.

But that's what's lacking in a poor country.

Eun Jo is lacking in manners, isn't he?

When either of these two scenarios is lacking, American initiatives are stillborn.

Smallness of territory and population makes for small economies lacking in diversification.

But, while such policies help to reduce unemployment, their impact is subject to human capital constraints, with many unemployed workers lacking the knowledge, experience, or confidence needed to launch a new venture.

This curved part seems to be lacking in love.

The occasion seems a little lacking in enthusiasm, Henry.

Japan is also willing to provide assistance, as appropriate, in response to specific requests, to States lacking the legal and regulatory infrastructures, implementation experience and or resources for fulfilling provisions of resolutions of the United Nations Security Council.

We are encouraged by the fact that many countries are already helping by providing expertise and advice to Member States lacking the knowledge, the experience or the resources to implement resolution 1540 (2004).

Various forms of statism have been tried before all have been found lacking.

Alternatively, this aspect of the communication should also be dismissed as lacking merit.

As regards Africa, what is lacking is a clear vision of its future.

Unfortunately, this is often lacking or inefficient in a lot of developing countries.