Sentence examples for challenged the adequacy from inspiring English sources

It is the third time this year N.H.T.S.A. has challenged the adequacy of G.M. recalls.

Skeptics have challenged the adequacy or reliability of these claims by asking what principles they are based upon or what they actually establish.

Hugh Southey QC, who argued the case at the ECHR, challenged the adequacy of the UK's definition of self-defence since the officers who shot De Menezes only had to show that they had an honest belief – as opposed to an honest and reasonable belief – that the use of force was absolutely necessary.

Some authors challenged the adequacy of transferring parenting styles from majority to immigrant families and identified a specific form of intergenerational relations in these families.

The present study challenged the adequacy of attributional factors in understanding self-stigmatization and demonstrated the impact of stigma on psychological adjustment among PWHA.

But a report by the Committee on Foreign Relations in the Senate, published earlier this month, challenged the adequacy of Facebook's original investigation, saying its limited focus on the Internet Research Agency means it missed other troll operations.

And he has supported two lawsuits, in New York and Washington, challenging the adequacy of indigent criminal defense.

Commander Swift has brought a lawsuit in Federal District Court in Washington State challenging the adequacy of the tribunals.

Inadequate representation has given rise to a spate of lawsuits challenging the adequacy of public defender systems.

Our nation needs to move beyond the trash talk to challenge the adequacy of candidates, and we need to embrace the responsibility of learning to vet the candidates for ourselves.

Unable to afford a lawyer, the parents, Jeff and Sandee Winkelman, proceeded on their own to file a lawsuit challenging the adequacy of their son Jacob's program and seeking reimbursement for the tuition at the private school where they had enrolled him.