Sentence examples for adequate statements from inspiring English sources

Numerous medical staff employed by IHMS had yet to provide full and adequate statements in relation to Kehazaei's treatment before his death, she said.

The authors may therefore provide more adequate statements throughout the text.

Finally, Bosanquet writes that Croce fails to provide an adequate statement of the relation between the aesthetic, nature, and the metaphysical.

§5 introduces the notion of an intervention which allows for a more adequate statement of the manipulability approach to causation and which has figured prominently in recent discussion.

It was found that the approach was effective in almost all the cases in helping enterprise managers to produce adequate policy statements and risk assessments and to introduce an effective health and safety management system.

Discussion of such problems tends to lead quickly into difficulties of providing an adequate analysis of statements about one's own sensations.

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.

Zebco reels no longer commanded an "adequate profit," the statement said.

He says Chile holds mining companies to much lower standards, explaining, "If this site were in the United States, I think it would warrant a much harder look from the permitting standpoint: a full-blown environmental impact statement, adequate opportunity for public opinion, not just from the opposition standpoint but from a technical standpoint.

In defamation and fraud cases, Mr. Verrilli wrote, the requirement of knowing falsity is sufficient to ensure adequate "breathing space" for statements that should be protected by the First Amendment, notably including criticism of the government.

Regarding the assessment of the semantic aspects, it was concluded that the pairs of translation/backtranslation statements achieved adequate equivalence vis-à-vis the original questionnaire.