Sentence examples for and inadequacies in the from inspiring English sources
"The FSA report describes failures and inadequacies in the regulation and supervision of capital, liquidity, asset quality and a failure appropriately to analyse the risks relating to the ABN Amro acquisition," the committee's report says.
The report blames a complex brew of factors for this deteriorating picture: among them, low wages, family breakdown, and inadequacies in the criminal-justice system.As important as the absolute numbers is the trend.
In this paper the author will argue that there are inconsistencies and inadequacies in the approach adopted in that document, particularly in the levels of complexity of the different components and in the uncertainties that are involved.
Discussions were usually focused on the weaknesses and inadequacies in the assumptions and methodologies which impact upon the outcome of the ASET and RSET parameters, rather than on the ASET/RSET concept itself.
The results highlight gaps and inadequacies in the research conducted to date and provide a baseline to examine future developments in pediatric research.
'Coordination led by recipient country governments can often be traced to weaknesses in policy and planning processes, and inadequacies in the institutional arrangements established to coordinate aid' [ 50].
To quantify the association between the maternal country of birth and inadequacy in the use of prenatal care, and to identify factors that might explain this association.
The care environment differentially influenced the patients' and healthcare professionals' abilities to fulfil their different purposes, and produced feelings of guilt and inadequacy in the RNs, which may lead to moral stress and burnout.
For example, dimensional approaches to evaluate the presence and severity of illness may better reflect the heterogeneity of the patients but they present difficulties in establishing the range of normality and inadequacies in accounting for the individual differences in 'symptom complexes' and their prognostic value [ 8].
So indignant were the MPs during Monday's inquisition into football's alleged corruption and inadequacies – in which Damian Collins, the committee's acting chairman, used parliamentary privilege to repeat previously withdrawn allegations against Warnock – that they did not always seem to hear the answers they received.
"Political rights and freedoms were circumscribed throughout the electoral process, there were reports of intimidation and threats of violence in South Sudan, ongoing conflict in Darfur did not permit an environment conducive to acceptable elections, and inadequacies in technical preparations for the vote resulted in serious irregularities," the White House said in a statement.
