Ten years later, by examining the pattern of salaries by gender at our institution and by looking at the data published in Academe, the journal of the AAUP, we realized the consequences of our failure to adequately bargain fair and comparable starting salaries.
Shortly after the bombing, United Nations officials in Kabul said conditions for the election on Saturday were adequately free and fair "to allow the will of the Afghan people as a whole to translate at the polls, and the next president of Afghanistan to claim to represent the nation".
Still, shortly after the bombing, United Nations officials in Kabul said that conditions for the election on Saturday were adequately free and fair "to allow the will of the Afghan people as a whole to translate at the polls, and the next president of Afghanistan to claim to represent the nation".
All three are labels that claim assurances of eliminating the worst forms of abuse but all fall short of adequately addressing all fair trade principles.
Justice Ginsburg also rejected challenges to the law based on the First Amendment, saying that free speech interests are adequately protected by the fair use doctrine and the principle that only expression and not ideas are eligible for copyright protection.
After years of failed engagement with the southern Mediterranean, the Union should now create a partnership with those countries that agree to "adequately monitored, free and fair elections," according to a document that will be presented to the bloc's leaders Friday.
Those provisions in turn will help determine whether people with disabilities can adequately contribute to a fair cooperative scheme.
Much information has been reported about the need to review mining concession agreements to ensure they are fair and adequately compensate the nation's treasury.
If financial reform is to address income inequality adequately, such equal and fair access to credit--which the CRA is designed to promote--is one of the best ways to try to reduce those inequalities, and stave off future crises.
In our study, the participants rated the counselling experience positively, with >93%% of women considering the quality of the information received to be either very or adequately useful, complete, and fair and balanced.
