Sentence examples for adequacy of its from inspiring English sources
That is why retirement policy analysts most often look at Social Security's replacement rate -- the percent of a person's pre-retirement earnings it replaces -- when assessing the adequacy of its benefits.
The insurer itself raised a major question about its value on Tuesday, when it acknowledged in a regulatory filing that it had not been forthcoming with investors about the adequacy of its reserves.
Mr. Rudd also said that Australia would review the adequacy of its marine safety regulations.
This raises uncomfortable questions about how much GOSH knew about the adequacy of its paediatric services in Haringey.
Hunt has said the government will agree in Paris to regular international reviews of the adequacy of its climate change policies.
The commission says Mr. Strauss, Mr. Hozie and Robert Bernstein, the former controller, misled American Home's auditor about the adequacy of its reserves against losses on mortgages.
While the need for better education of medical professionals has been authoritatively proclaimed as a prerequisite and high priority for improving headache care [22], adequacy of care in its broadest sense has not tended to engage social awareness.
Many variables measured in critically ill patients have been used to estimate severity of disease, prognosticate morbidity and mortality, evaluate costs of treatment, and finally indicate specific treatment and monitor the adequacy of treatment and its timing.
"New York is easily the largest state in which anyone has attempted to answer the question of what comprises adequacy and, because of its visibility, what results from these studies will be the shot heard round the nation".
As part of this theoretical framework, Sperber (1996) challenged the standard cultural evolution approach, in particular the adequacy of the "selectionist" character of its decision-making biases, and it is this challenge that we focus on in the present paper.
In its conviction, as well as its sheer quantity and persistence, Szirtes's poetry is determined to affirm the adequacy of the imagination to its challenges.
