Sentence examples for adequate state from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Fayyad's ambition has been to have adequate state institutions in place by September 2011.

In short, a realisation that a one-size-fits-all template for getting poorly performing schools into an adequate state doesn't then provide the broader, stretching education we all want to see.

It is debatable whether unicameralism can work in a small unitary country like New Zealand, but in a large federal country like Australia having adequate state and territory representation is vital.

Brodie has written hundreds of papers and technical reports on the issue, and in May published a paper estimating what would be required to get the water to an adequate state by 2025.

According to Andrew Dilnot, of the independent Institute for Fiscal Studies, today's younger adults seem to have a much more realistic (ie, pessimistic) view than did their parents of their chances of an adequate state pension.

In the absence of adequate state intervention, charities such as the Elton John Aids Foundation are doing what they can to fill the gaps, often working with local Ukraine municipal authorities that are more aware of the crisis in their midst.

An adequate, state-of-the-art staging classification should be able to precisely determine this relationship and to predict whether a tumor-free CRM is likely to be achieved or not.

All faculty members felt that the amount of faculty development time was adequate, stating that the one-on-one sessions were the most beneficial for "bouncing ideas" off an expert and receiving feedback about the format.

Labour's aim is to restore the postwar, pre-Thatcher consensus – an adequate welfare state, more housebuilding, decent work and a robust NHS, taxing the rich more fairly.

Both processes are guaranteed by the adequate redox state of the cytosolic and nuclear environment, respectively.

Given the importance of adequate health state valuations, it seemed worthwhile to explore this further.