Sentence examples for Adequately shared from inspiring English sources

Those resources aren't being made available and what money there is isn't being adequately shared.

"We're going to continue to look at whether or not all the information was adequately shared and given to all the law enforcement agencies.

The C.I.A.'s Inspector General, in a now-declassified 2005 report, concluded that the Agency's intelligence about the men was "not adequately shared," and that, if it had been, it might have helped law-enforcement officials disrupt the attacks.

The committee's staff concluded in the October report that the F.B.I. and the C.I.A. had not adequately shared the information they collected, had not assessed the warning signs as a whole and were slow to react to the significance of the intelligence they had obtained about the possibility of an attack.

In a letter to Representative Kline, Mr. Hayes complained that the two Democrats on the board had not told him exactly what changes they planned to make and had not adequately shared with him the 65,000 public comments the board received.

Data collected in the last few years by Pall on the status of the cleanup has not been adequately shared with state regulators or the community.

Since its creation six years ago, DHS still cannot adequately share information with its state and local law enforcement partners in state intelligence fusion centres.

Was there a moment of epiphany for you when you realized that philanthropists weren't adequately sharing information with each other about strategic giving?

Infrastructure could be revolutionised by adequately sharing the gains in planning (rather than having losers fight things out in interminable Judicial Reviews and Planning Inquiries) and institutionally removing ministerial fiddling and procrastination.

While those opinions are divided, there is virtual consensus that the structural faults are being aggravated by operational failures - that, despite years of effort to get these agencies to work together, they still fail to adequately share information.

In some cases, the generation of meaningful immunotoxicology data can be adversely affected by the choice of a species that does not adequately share the immune function of concern with man.