Sentence examples for call inadequate from inspiring English sources

The camp, Dignity Village, was created 10 months ago to protest Portland's shelter system, which the village's organizers call inadequate.

China and South Korea have criticized Japan for spilling radiation into the air and sea, and have banned imports of farm products from areas near the plant, citing what they call inadequate checks for radiation.

But Mr. Karzai has also come under pressure from the United States for what advisers call inadequate efforts to fight corruption, and received a similar warning on Sunday by Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany.

But even as Mr. Karzai complained about the airstrikes, he has come under pressure from the United States for what advisers call inadequate efforts to fight corruption and battle insurgents.

A citizens group said yesterday that it had gathered more than 2,500 signatures on petitions seeking the immediate closing of the Indian Point nuclear power plant for what critics call inadequate emergency plans in case of accident or terrorist attack.

In the new letter, Ceres and its investor allies ask the SEC to get serious about carbon risk disclosure, citing what they call inadequate disclosures from ExxonMobil, Chevron and Canadian Natural Resources as evidence that the agency needs to put some muscle behind its guidance.

That case led the state to fine Mount Sinai $48,000 for what it called inadequate postsurgical care.

China agreed to recognize the American pork inspection system, for example, which it had called inadequate.

Local people, aid-workers and medical staff in the Indian-administered parts of Kashmir criticised the relief effort, which they called "inadequate and chaotic".

Mr. Lek, for example, said that his customers were disturbed by what he called inadequate and imbalanced dispute resolution at the Big Board.

One motivation is to increase the amount of money paid to the aging survivors of Nazi terror, which the administration has called inadequate.