Sentence examples for adequately revise from inspiring English sources

--GRI failed to adequately revise its roof control plan to provide better support after the March 7 , March 10 and August 3 bursts and continued to expose miners to unsafe conditions.

"FERC has not yet adequately revised its regulatory and oversight approach to respond to the transition to competitive energy markets," the report states.

The process of resource allocation should be adequately revised in order to ensure enough resources for educational reform[ 6, 8, 9].

Further work is required to establish how information may be adequately recorded, revised and transferred across services to ensure that patients' preferences in relation to end of life care and place of death are, as far as possible, achieved.

We need to give further thought to how information may be adequately recorded, revised and updated and transferred across services to ensure that patients' preferences can be respected and realised wherever possible.

He added: "In their letter, Sepa has specifically said they will revise their position if we adequately address their points - which we will.

He said: "Labour ministers should now take the responsible step to revise their budget plans to adequately fund the Welsh NHS to prevent threatened downgrades and cuts to vital services".

First, reconsider and revise Mr. Rice's suspension to more adequately reflect the seriousness of his offense.

Jenny MacLeod, general manager for First in Bristol, Somerset and Avon, said: "We understand this will not be welcome news, but we need to revise some of our fares to ensure they adequately cover the costs we face in operating buses in this part of the world".

Vieira de Mello had come to understand what American planners had not adequately grasped before invading Iraq: outsiders almost never get the chance to revise a first impression.

This should be adequately addressed in a revised version.