Sentence examples for an adequate basis from inspiring English sources

On its own, this does not appear to constitute an adequate basis for an injunction.

If we can unify under that banner, it would be an adequate basis.

Sidgwick argued that neither the first nor the last could, by itself, supply an adequate basis for rational conduct.

As Fukuyama rightly insists, the standard mix of utilitarianism and scientific materialism is not an adequate basis for evaluating the new technologies.

They held back because "financial markets were still too disrupted and the economic outlook too uncertain to provide an adequate basis for a policy move".

For many years, the DSM specified that, since grieving is a normal response to bereavement, such symptoms are not an adequate basis for diagnosing major depression.

But this did not actually require that everything be doubted; by using standards of common sense, an adequate basis for many beliefs could be found.

The most common problem, however, is probably simply the need to build up an adequate basis for mutual cooperation between systems analysts and government.

Concerning the New York State law that membership in the Communist Party was prima-facie evidence that a teacher was not qualified to remain in the educational system, Brennan emphasized that "mere knowing membership without a specific intent to further the unlawful aims of an organization is not a constitutionally adequate basis for exclusion from such positions as those held by appellants".

This seems like a perfectly adequate basis from which to explain why we value saving for retirement.

David A. Martin, a former general counsel of the immigration service, said the rule permitting judges to close proceedings probably provided an adequate legal basis for secrecy.