Translation of "Zu wenige informationen" in English

Perhaps you feel that there is too little information.

"There are many issues where there is a lack of easily obtainable information", continued Mrs Heinisch.

Stupidity means lack of information regarding certain types of problems.

The British government and the opposition gave the population too little information.

It are simple too few information for creating good forms.

There was just not enough information in semantics to predict the future organization of the mind.

There was also a lack of information comparing the long-term use of Sliwens with placebo.

Even the current programmes contain some - admittedly only some - qualified information on environmental objectives and indicators.

One of the problems Parliament has faced in recent years is a lack of standardised information on financial control from the institutions.

In the absence of sufficient information, we refrained from apportioning blame in any way and did not want under any circumstances whatever to express agreement with any one party to this dispute or even to betray the least hint of it.

So as a wet-behind-the-ears student, excited, our team made a prototype, brought that prototype to Tanzania, Kenya and Vietnam in 2008, and found it was terrible because we didn't get enough input from users.

We have too little information about many of these attacks to know one way or the other.

However, the EESC regrets that the document provides insufficient information on existing coordination and cooperation activities and that it does not go sufficiently far in proposing areas for action.

The lack of comprehensive indicators for disability in this strategy has led to a lack of attention, information and allocation of resources to disability.

However, it regrets that the document provides insufficient information on existing coordination and cooperation activities and that it does not go sufficiently far in proposing areas for action.

This has proven to be reactive in use, with limited information collected, poor categorisation of risks and no options for restrictive measures.

There is too little information in the programmes to illustrate whether this is the case.

This has proven to be reactive in use, with limited information collected, poor categorisation of risks and few options for restrictive measures.

Moreover, reports from the Commission and the Member States by and large provide little information about arrangements for consulting and involving civil society or about partnerships with the various civil society players (the role of the private sector, the role of the social partners, public-private partnerships, NGOs etc.), despite the fact that these were considered to be of key importance under the Lisbon remit.

The EESC recognises the need for reflection on such matters but finds it is not possible to comment on the proposal as not enough information is available.

The EESC recognises the need for reflection on such matters but finds it is not possible to comment on the proposal as not enough information is available.

Mostofthenationalstakeholders interviewed expressed criticism of the dissemination of project results and considered that too little information on the outcomes of projects (whether ongoing or completed) was availabletothem.

When the situation arose in which there was a lack of available information question sets were devised in order to query the relevant experts in the particular field of safety and health at work.

Most careers guidance practitioners and their clients currently use the Internet; yet there is a lack of comprehensive information concerning the effect of the Internet on careers guidance practices and methods.

There is not enough dissemination of information on the Framework Programmes in Canada and the main granting authori ties have decided that their priorities lie elsewhere.