Sentence examples for adequate say from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rosselli complained that Mr. Stern had had top officials negotiate deals with national health care corporations, depriving rank-and-file workers of adequate say in their contracts.

Even while some questioned whether Secretary Powell had an adequate say in Middle East policy, many people sounded more enamored of him than of the man who appointed him.

"The promise is adequate," said Mr. Ugas, of the Ogaden Welfare Society.

"We don't think 20percentt would be adequate," said one person close to the governor.

The internet has changed the world so much that current legislation is not adequate, said Wales.

But for shops it is more than adequate, says Mr Thieme.

"We can't necessarily rely on a country's environmental standards as adequate," says Michael Schlup, director of the Gold Standard.

The food supply is adequate, said these refugees, who have reached rebel-controlled areas in the north.

"The technical and operational experience of the burn boss was not adequate," said Dick Bahr, a burn specialist with the Park Service from Boise, Idaho, who is one of the investigators.

"At most, you can argue the reserve is adequate," said Lewis S. Ranieri, a businessman and member of the Finance Council of the Diocese of Rockville Centre, covering Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

Just about any printer will be adequate, said Tom Stockham, a spokesman for Ticketmaster.com, and if the paper jams, the ticket can be printed out again.