For example, academies only have to provide "adequate facilities" - Brooking describes "adequate" as a "very flexible word".
Although the video setup options were adequate, they were only adequate.
In the Senate, the leadership plan does not ensure access to specialists, does not prevent the health care plans that are forcing you to change doctors in mid-treatment, does not give you adequate recourse if your health plan fails to provide adequate care.
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Col Mansager said the investigating general's brief would be to "ensure all facilities are adequate and procedures are in accordance with the spirit of the Geneva Conventions and are being followed correctly and fully, and that staffing and capabilities are adequate to the task".
It will be a little different than the START I verification system, but it is more than adequate to make sure that we know what they are doing and they know what we are doing, and it has been so identified as being adequate by our intelligence community.
The Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women states in Article 14, para 2(h) that women have a right to adequate living conditions, including access to water, and the Convention on the Rights of the Child maintains in its article 24, para. 2 (c) that all children have a right to the highest attainable standard of health through the provision of adequate clean drinking water.
This Convention aims to provide adequate and effective protection of the rights of authors and artists.
These are items inserted into spending bills by members of Congress without adequate review.
An adequate coverage of interest expense signifies that debt instruments are reasonably secure investments.
Ofsted rated Sandwell's children's services as adequate in February, but it was previously told to improve.
The town said it doesn't trust his protections for the shore would be adequate.
There was also no adequate record because the meeting's minutes were very brief, they said.
That way, he could ensure adequate irrigation water for his crops during the dry summer months.
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However the law is different in Scotland where councils have to make adequate provision for sport.
They're not adequate ways to assess whether a person is an enemy combatant or not.
An Ofsted report said that the service was "adequate", meaning it reached minimum standards.
More Kent schools were failing to provide an adequate standard of education - requiring "special measures".
Neither Poland nor Hungary has adequate hard currency holdings to meet basic national requirements.
Acceleration is adequate, but far from sporty, which is a little disappointing and Prius-like.
The bombing prompted a reassessment of whether security measures at coming races are adequate.
In respondents' minds, housework outranked even such necessities as adequate income and good housing, Pew says.
Lastly, auditors found that procedures for securing a firearm after a discharge were not adequate.
You want to identify any problems early and have adequate time to fix anything.
This materialism does not seem adequate as a value for guiding the global international family.
My home is more than adequate for all of us and is well maintained.
Describing Arsenal's solitary effort as a 'fluke' is not an adequate enough description of the goal.
First, they helped create a feeding program to ensure the children were receiving adequate nutrition.
And if the statement just contains the "opening" and "closing" balance, then that's not adequate disclosure.
Edison may not be providing its officers and directors with adequate information to perform its duties.
The new rating of adequate by the education standards authority means the service "meets minimum requirements".
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