Sentences with phrase «lack clear objectives»

Many are poorly designed, lack clear objectives, and suffer from high staff turnover.

Not exact matches

The lack of motivation (38 %), followed by no clear objectives (31 %) are the most mentioned internal barriers for career development.

That atheists attempt to make this case is clear evidence of their utter lack of familiarity with the bible, and their complete willingness to suspend objective critical thought when it comes to criticizing Christians.

«How can we ignore the fact that food has become an object of speculation or is connected to movements in a financial market that, lacking in clear rules and moral principles, seems anchored on the sole objective of profit,» he asked the audience.

The lack of a clear, granular and objective benchmark for ISM onset and demise for all areas of the country has been a longtime source of consternation for the Indian people.

Its main message is that the lack of «a national consensus on strategic goals and objectives» has set NASA adrift and is preventing the agency from forging a clear path ahead.

Dr Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), said: «The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) report provides an initial assessment of the Government's apprenticeship reforms, which are beset by delays, uncoordinated oversight, and a lack of clear objectives.

The story mode holds your hand a fair bit, guiding you through building up the three different colonies with objectives that frequently get muddled thanks to a lack of clear explanation, such as saying that you can get Copper on Ceres via the mining facility, when in reality you get it from Ganymede using extractors.

While objectives may require you to clear out a map of enemies or capture a specific area, lacking the right units and resources can force you into a prolonged battle.

The game places a heavy reliance of just throwing massive numbers of enemies at you and there are sections where Guerilla Games have taken the easy way out of throwing an infinite number of respawning enemies at you, until you manage to complete an objective and it is in these sections that the lack of enemy intelligence makes itself abundantly clear.

It makes it clear that the determining prerequisite is that there is a perceived conflict of interest, regardless of whether an actual lack of impartial performance occurred: «the concept of a conflict of interest does not relate only to a situation in which a public official has a private interest which has actually influenced the impartial and objective performance of his official duties -LRB-...) but also to a situation in which the interest identified may, in the eyes of the public, appear to influence the impartial and objective performance of his official duties» (emphasis added).

This lack of inclusion is not only contrary to fundamental human rights principles but undermines the objectives of the review in that, by failing to obtain the views of a significant stakeholder group, particularly in relation to the operation of the Aboriginal Heritage Act 1972 and the Native Title Act 1993 the Review will inevitably fail to achieve a system of decision - making which is co-ordinated and integrated, clear and unambiguous.