There is increasing recognition that adequate treatment, once ill, is of utmost importance in adequately providing care for the poor[ 51].
Despite this knowledge, many families have far more children than they can adequately provide for.
"Some reception facilities, especially at borders, aren't adequately providing for basic needs like food, water or healthcare," McNeill said in a statement.
"Maybe We're Not Robbing the Cradle" (Week in Review, April 10) weighs the question of whether the nation can adequately provide for both the elderly and the young.
-- attracting and keeping qualified teachers, adequately providing and managing resources, hearing and addressing parents' concerns, leading and overseeing efforts to improve school facilities.
"Even the most recent policies do not adequately provide for proper information barriers [between] those handling litigation and those who received the intercepted legally privileged material".
And parents, no matter how committed or competent they are, cannot adequately provide for, or protect their children in this environment.
But those will increase as we address the developmental needs of our people, unless adequately provided to adapt to low-emission technology that is obviously costly.
We take it for granted that the government should be responsible for defence a public good that the market cannot adequately provide for itself.
