Sentence examples for adequately called from inspiring English sources

Ian Traynor's balanced report from Riga about the Waffen-SS commemoration in Latvia is a reminder that Britain's Conservative party has not been adequately called to account for its links with extremists in eastern Europe.

He said that problems at the Economic Development Corporation, which has been faulted by city auditors for hoarding tens of millions of dollars in city money and for failing to oversee its own contractors adequately, "call into question the entire operating model of using independent entities to conduct crucial city functions".

The committee flags multiple examples where it says extremist content was reported to the tech giants but these reports were not acted on adequately — calling out Google, especially, for "weakness and delays" in response to reports it made of illegal neo-Nazi propaganda on YouTube.

A city cannot adequately be called "smart" using specific or limited sectoral improvements.

As John Redwood, a scholar of deism, puts it: "the age of reason could perhaps more eloquently and adequately be called the age of ridicule, for it was ridicule, not reason, that endangered the Church".

Organizations mainly representing slave laborers said they were worried that the German compensation fund would not adequately recognize what they called the most deserving cases.

"We're not against the operation, we just want to see it tested adequately before it's called a therapy," said the paper's lead author, Dr. Joseph J. Fins, chief of medical ethics at NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell hospital.

But the second in command of York's emergency response, Carl Boasman, insisted there had been no conscious decision to hold the city's boats and crews back and that the city had been adequately resourced after it called in help from across the country.

"Is this the right thing in international affairs?" He expressed resentment that Washington had not adequately acknowledged what he called Iran's "steps of good will," noting that Iran had arrested and expelled more than 250 Al Qaeda suspects since the American-led intervention in Afghanistan a year ago.

The American Society of Anesthesiologists has called for adequately powered and rigorously designed clinical trials to determine whether the use of such monitors decreases the incidence of awareness in various settings.

"Significant losses and a drop in position value caused the Copper River accounts to incur risk calls in September 2008, which it did not adequately address," he said.