Translation of "Fehlendes wissen" in English

Control of information means power, and a lack of information means a lack of influence.

Although training "on the job" has an important role to play, it is not sufficient compensation for initial shortcomings.

Motivates people to acquire or repeat missing knowledge.

Or will Isamar use Vanessa´s lack of knowledge against her?

The main causes of this situation include rural poverty, and the lack of knowledge and of resources.

Before people tried to make up for a lack of knowledge by overtraining.

Above all, it is a lack of knowledge that becomes a problem.

Control of infor­mation means power, and a lack of information means a lack of influence.

The process will inevitably become easier as monitoring systems will be better placed to address gaps in knowledge.

Intelligence cannot make up for lack of knowledge: this is also true for school mathematics.

A lack of knowledge about these processes and inadequate adaptation methods accordingly lead to high annual harvest losses.

Lack of knowledge of the legal systems in place and the possibility for Syrian refugees to contribute to justice efforts;

Despite our frustrating lack of knowledge about the causes of Parkinson’s, there are many promising areas of research.

The real problem with the German measure is not so much our lack of knowledge about what the world will look like in 2016 or 2020 as it is that Germany is politically and economically bound to European integration, and thus tied to states with very different budgetary perspectives and priorities.

Barriers to access to health care can include lack of insurance, high costs of care, lack of information about services provided, language and cultural barriers.

The main causes of this are overproduction, damaged products and packaging, poor stock control, lack of knowledge of how to use food efficiently, poor planning by consumers and confusing labelling.

As to the imperfect information on both the demand and supply sides, he considers that there is no evidence on, firstly, lack of information for SMEs on how to access equity funding, secondly, failure of the West Midlands companies with viable business plans to raise equity at Ofex or the AIM, and thirdly, that investors lack ‘appropriate and reliable information about potential investees’.

Sociological and cultural drivers: Low awareness, lack of knowledge, a policing culture which encourages law enforcement officers to be cautious about information sharing.

But lack of knowledge remains an obstacle; particularly among ethnic minorities and rural communities.

It can be as sumed that financial as well as organisational aspects (for example: difficulties replacing employees on training, lack of knowledge, insufficient expertise concerning training as a tool for solving specific problems within the organisation) cause this under-investment.

All too often, traditionalism, the fear of investment, the lack of entrepreneurial instincts or suitable capital facilities, or just the absence of knowledge can all form obstacles to the development of the information society.

The low living standard and infrastructure also can be seen as the reason for the unstable and spontaneous production and the missing knowledge and experience of market business, which also causes economic difficulties.

Finally, a lack of knowledge or too much conflicting information on diet and health, lack of motivation and the loss of cooking skills can inhibit buying and preparing meals from basic ingredients.