Whereas managers can often sell the project to peers and stakeholders by appealing to those people's self-interests and assuring them they know what they're talking about, managers need to offer top executives more guarantees about both the technical and the political adequacies of projects.
It supports a discussion of criteria for assessing different funding options, including different notions of equity, economic efficiency, revenue adequacy, political acceptability; the best level of government to provide subsidy funding; and the relative merits of taxes vs. user fees as a funding source.
Frederick Hess looks at the politics of adequacy implementation.
Emphasized in feminist literature and by the women's movement, this issue is a touchstone for many feminist philosophers in judging the adequacy of moral and political theories.
37 Three scoping reviews sought to generate 'five dimensions of safety' 21 to capitalise on learning from the Mid-Staffordshire Inquiry 41 and the Berwick report, 42 achieving political salience in preference to theoretical adequacy.
These ultimate objectives are formulated in the political arena; therefore, the examination of their adequacy is beyond the scope of innovation studies.
Most client questions relate to likely outcomes for the euro zone debt crisis, the timing of key political and central bank meetings, and the adequacy of the bailout funds.
Instead, the definition of the adequacy of the medical manpower is a political competency and responsibility, reflecting broader societal decisions.
The Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy for England (The Prime Minister's Strategy Unit, 2004), published in 2004 after considerable delay, was greeted by a storm of criticism from health professionals and alcohol specialists, particularly regarding the adequacy of its evidence base, the mechanisms for implementation and the political processes underlying its formulation (e.g. Room, 2004).
The committee's chair, Senator Dio Wang, said the inquiry would examine the adequacy of the legislative and policy framework for dealing with institutional, organisational, political and individual corruption.
