Sentence examples for adequacy of planning from inspiring English sources

In these pages Mr. Rodman also argues, quite astonishingly, that "the adequacy of planning" for the war in Iraq itself "would be difficult to fault" and tries to blame the obvious lack of postwar planning for Iraq on "bureaucratic problems" and the State Department.

Introduction of the technique to our department has demonstrated an improvement in the adequacy of planning radiographs and a reduction in the requirement for repeat imaging.

On 3 March, a technical review board raised further doubts about the adequacy of plans for a repository under Yucca Mountain, Nevada, where Congress wants to stash the bulk of the nation's hottest stuff, such as commercial power plant wastes.

Past experience with natural disasters and current socioeconomic and racial/ethnic disparities in healthcare in the United States (10, 11 ) raise questions about the adequacy of plans to address the needs of disadvantaged populations.

B. Results Adequacy of Project Design.

The aim is to assist the patient in selecting appropriate, concrete behavioral goals, in developing plans for reaching those goals and in evaluating the progress and adequacy of those plans.

The report set off bureaucratic Ping-Pong between FEMA and the state emergency management office over the adequacy of the plan.

Many come from the New York City area, where questions have been raised about the adequacy of evacuation plans for the Indian Point plants, 35 miles north of Midtown Manhattan.

The government is facing a new legal challenge over the adequacy of its plans to tackle the issue, having already lost a previous case in 2015.

If New York does not provide the necessary information, the report said, FEMA would notify the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that "assurance cannot be provided regarding the adequacy of the plans to protect the health and safety of the public".

The government lost a supreme court challenge in 2015 over the adequacy of its plans to tackle the crisis and is facing a fresh challenge over its new strategy.