Sentences with phrase «lack of infrastructure so»

«Lawyers in downtown offices were not able to open due to lack of infrastructure so funding was not coming through.»

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But in places such as Somalia or Afghanistan, poor security, poverty and a lack of infrastructure persist long after the acute crisis has eased, so it's often hard for refugees to feed and support their families after they return.

A Long Island builders» group is criticizing the lack of details in Gov. Andrew Cuomo's splashy plans for New York's infrastructure and accusing Island lawmakers of abandoning the issue so far in the 2016 legislative session.

A Long Island builders» group is criticizing the lack of details in Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's splashy plans for New York's infrastructure and accusing Island lawmakers of abandoning the issue so far in the 2016 legislative session.

The carmaker realized that if its vision of battery - powered electric vehicles gaining mass appeal in tandem with fuel cell electrics was to come true, it needed to so something about the lack of hydrogen infrastructure.

I think partly because there's a lack of infrastructure in Africa so most of these artists didn't necessarily go to art school, although by now they've all been in a learning environment of some sort like residencies or exchanges.

A short film explains why, against all odds and a distinct lack of biking infrastructure, cycling works so well in Tokyo.

Because although the wind farm will soon be ready to generate electricity, it won't be able to start doing so because of a lack of infrastructure to transport the electricity to the mainland and feed it into the grid.

For it's part, SXSW says that it is supportive of the ordinance, but notes that it is not unwillingness on the part of festivals to recycle or the cost of doing so, rather it's that the city lacks adequate reuse and recycling infrastructure.

But one can certainly put some of the blame on the lack of decent bike infrastructure, particularly on a street where putting so many cyclists and drivers in such close quarters is just dangerous.

These include traditional nature of infrastructure investments, limitations of traditional providers, lack of perfect global financial marketplace, cross-border latencies and so on.

The ESR Global Screening website offers U.S. businesses valuable information such as the limitations associated with international background screening, how international screening is very different from screening employers use in the U.S., and the problems associated with so - called «Red Zone» countries where war, political unrest, unreliable communications infrastructure, and lack of standardized procedures can affect screening.

Social and economic disadvantage further reduces the capacity to adapt to rapid environmental change, and so this problem is compounded on many of the Islands which lack adequate infrastructure, health services and employment opportunities.