I share the concern that you and the Cultural Equities Group express about equity and adequacy in financing for the arts.
This discussion yields a rare, tepid statement of contrition: "I have since regretted that we regulators never pursued the issue of capital adequacy in a timely manner".
From the time it was created in 1992, Mr. Falcon's agency had trouble fulfilling its key mission of devising a "stress test" to measure the companies' capital adequacy in worst-case situations.
Volatility is likely to be exacerbated by the insurance industry's apparent inability to explain itself, its business model, its performance, or its capital adequacy in a cohesive and succinct fashion, particularly on the life insurance side.
Later, Mr. Maisel helped lead a study of risk and capital adequacy in financial institutions, warning of the danger of letting them make risky loans against deposit insurance funds.
The problem is that I have reached a certain level of adequacy in my skiing that allows me to descend any mountain with a modicum of style until I reach my fifth gluvine.
Child nutrition remains stubbornly problematic, with schoolchildren's food lacking fruit and veg, oily fish and fibre (Diet Adequacy in UK Schoolchildren study in Nutrition & Food Science, 2011), and it's not just the food on plates, but the whole culture of growing, cooking and eating that we need to work on.
The second part contained questions concerning item's adequacy in theoretical, grammatical and idiomatic terms.
Urea as a marker of adequacy in hemodialysis: Lesson from in vivo urea dynamics monitoring.
New or additional market designs may be required to ensure system adequacy in future power systems.
Whether increasing dialysis adequacy in large patients not achieving KDOQI targets improves HRQL is unknown.
