Micron does not adequately guarantee that these payments will ever be made and has instead implied in filings that it is uncertain if Elpida will generate enough cash to cover these payments.
In his 1986 book, "The Camp David Accords: A Testimony," Mr. Kamel described his resignation meeting with Mr. Sadat on Sept. 16, 1978, at which he said Egypt was making a separate peace with Israel in order to secure Sinai's return, one that did not adequately guarantee justice for the Palestinians living in the Israeli-occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip.
After completing the software development, a milling operation is tested on the robot machine, and the result demonstrates that both the specific GUI operability and the real-time motion control performance could be guaranteed adequately in the software design.
72 In short, it seems that the informed consent process cannot adequately ensure comprehension, so that we cannot guarantee that participants will be sufficiently informed.
The time-dependent lactate rise, together with the progressive consumption of glucose, may be considered the extreme attempt of the corpse to adequately self-guarantee ATP levels even after cardiorespiratory failure.
Therefore, the paper addresses a realistic scenario, in which real-time information to the destination may not be guaranteed to be received adequately, due to the packet loss.
In the absence of genuine dialogue about issues such as wage discrepancy, corporate social responsibility, data privacy, and a bonus culture that does not seem to provide the right incentives for hard work or to adequately penalise failure, worries and mistrust are guaranteed to fester.
In 2009, the state promised the court that it would adequately educate these children through a financing formula that guaranteed districts enough money to provide tutoring, counseling and services that high-risk students need to succeed at school.
The Assembly approved it 140 to 5. Labor leaders said on Wednesday that making the law permanent guaranteed that unions would have the money to adequately represent members and nonmembers alike, which they were required to do under a state law known as the Taylor Law.
The continuous presence of the experienced team guaranteed that unwanted changes were rapidly noticed and adequately cared for.
