Even a new antinarcotics strategy ordered by President Dmitri A. Medvedev last summer acknowledges Russia's failure to adequately confront the problem.
The 2012 Sri Lanka review found that the UN had failed to adequately confront the government over its obstructions to humanitarian assistance.
The daughter of the man who was awarded what is considered the most prestigious prize in architecture said her late father was increasingly concerned society was not adequately confronting the looming ecological challenges.
He pointed to the rapid fall in production efficiency as an indication of poor asset stewardship by the industry, which the regulator had not been able to adequately confront.
Evolutionary psychologists present their work alongside the work of behavioral ecologists, developmental psychobiologists and others (see e.g. Buss 2005; Buss 2007) but do not adequately confront the theoretical difficulties that face an integrated enterprise in the biology of human behavior.
While 97% of TB cases respond to standard treatment, the world is not adequately confronting the increasing resistance to TB drugs.
The Vatican, in other words, will have to spend a long while if it's to adequately confront its past mistakes while keeping its diverse flock even remotely unified.
The U.N. has been criticized by Syrian organizations, international aid groups and some of its own senior officials for failing to adequately confront Bashar Assad's regime over the lack of humanitarian access, despite a U.N. Security Council resolution mandating unfettered aid access.
That framework, defined by the intractable conflict among nations about who will reduce what amount of emissions by when, failed to adequately confront the scale of the global climate and energy challenge and lacked a clear path to securing the level of investment necessary to truly transform the energy sector.
Although both of these viewpoints have certain merits, they do not take sufficient account of issues of statistical power in the testing of ED chemicals (EDCs), nor do they adequately confront the general problems that exist in estimating low effects and low-effect doses.
