Sentence examples for adequate veterans from inspiring English sources

That every politician who says they support our troops might not actually be providing adequate veterans' benefits to them.

The issue is not just adequate treatment for veterans but adequate treatment for all soldiers and their families.

He was president of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police Veterans Associationn in 1922; he lobbied hard for adequate pensions for veterans.

But that normally popular bill drew much more opposition from Democrats than in previous years and a veto threat from the White House, which said the measure would fail to provide adequate funding for veterans health care and military facilities.

Here's one some Republicans are going to have a hard time explaining to their constituents over Memorial Day Weekend: the Senate just passed, by a whopping 75-22 vote (which included 25 Republicans) Senator Webb's (D-VA) new "GI Bill" which gives veterans adequate money to go to college after they've served.

Families are under terrible stress without an adequate support system, and veterans often have to virtually beg for care when they come home damaged in body and mind.

The reality is that the commitment of more than 100,000 troops to Iraq under false pretenses, the complete lack of a plan upon their arrival, the forced reactivation of soldiers who have already served, the lack of adequate protective equipment, inadequate veterans' health benefits and the absence of an exit strategy do far more to dishonor the troops.

Our results demonstrate that race is not a significant determinant of good metabolic control of diabetes in veterans with adequate follow-up.

The prevalence of vascular conditions was shown to be significantly lower (104.8 per 1000) among veterans with adequate health literacy, as compared to inadequate health literacy (162.6 per 1000).

It could also be argued that there was not adequate representation of military veteran CAM user statements represented within the conceptual domains.

This record suggests that, if these veterans had received adequate mental-health care, at least some of them and their victims might have had a different fate.