Sentence examples for adequate impact from inspiring English sources

According to UCU, of the 43 institutions which have indicated that jobs will be lost, at least 21 have failed to produce adequate impact assessments.

"As this project was built in a protected park, without adequate impact studies or meaningful consultation with affected communities, it places the country at risk that this process may be repeated," Ms. Trandem from International Rivers said.

However, some fundamental understanding is still lacking for adequate impact assessments and potential mitigation strategies.

Conventional methods to control the outbreak were "not having an adequate impact", the UN's health agency added.

First, conventional Ebola control interventions are not having an adequate impact in Liberia, though they appear to be working elsewhere in areas of limited transmission, most notably in Nigeria, Senegal, and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Combining C. pentandra and maize cob particles at mixing proportions 90:10, 70 30 and 50 50 and pressed with compacting pressure 30 MPa or more at room temperature will produce briquettes with adequate impact resistance index (impact resistance index >100%).

Mr. Crosby, of the contractors' group, said unions often bully project owners into using project labor agreements by harassing them with banners and giant inflatable rats at work sites or by filing suits accusing them of failing to prepare adequate environmental impact statements.

Large scale transportation projects can adversely affect the visual perception of environmental quality and require adequate visual impact assessment.

To safely design such systems to possess adequate vessel impact resistance, structural loads associated with potential vessel-structure collision conditions must be quantified in a conservative manner.

However, to guarantee an adequate population impact of screening, large population coverage and adequate follow-up have been fundamental in decreasing incidence and mortality of CC [ 3, 4].

Climate change will exacerbate the crisis of undernutrition through three main causal pathways: impacts on household access to sufficient, safe and adequate food; impacts on care and feeding practices; and impacts on environmental health and access to health services.