Yet the danger of a territorial system is that without adequate safeguards, it would simply lead to a different set of schemes to shift profits from the United States to foreign subsidiaries, which would, in turn, eat away at the tax base.
Moreover, the conviction eventually grew in countries where ISI had been vigorously pushed that the easy gains in replacement of imports were coming to an end and that, to maintain adequate growth, it would be necessary to renew emphasis on exports as well.
A federal judge in Manhattan has refused to allow the Bloomberg administration to eliminate 15,000 emergency-help boxes from New York's streets, saying the city's proposed alternative involving public pay phones is not adequate because it would discriminate against the deaf and hearing-impaired.
Prof Jones said Devon County Council was "already putting my recommendations into practice" and was confident that "child protection services would become adequate", but it would probably take until the end of next year.
The Jeep's brakes are adequate, but it wouldn't hurt if they were a bit more aggressive, considering how easily the Hemi can get the vehicle up to warp speed.
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If black liquor provided adequate strength, it would have been the most ideal binder.
In the absence of adequate data, it would be logical to consider this approach in endometriosis patients with prior failed cycles as well as those who are symptomatic and with more severe disease.
The simple answer the suicide attackers, and those behind them is hardly adequate, just as it would hardly be adequate simply to blame Hitler and his henchmen for the second world war, without mentioning the Treaty of Versailles or Weimar inflation.
Mr Justice MacDuff ruled on Friday that damages could be adequate and that it would be wrong to grant an injunction, but both those decisions were overruled by the appeal judges.
