Sentence examples for dealing adequately from inspiring English sources

This, he says, prevents it from dealing adequately with the threats to Afghanistan posed by narcotics, joblessness and corruption.

Jason Roberts, meanwhile, accused Uefa of not dealing adequately with past racism issues and said players should have take action themselves by walking off the pitch if subjected to racist abuse.

He closes with splendid chapters on the erosion under siege since the reforms of the Second Vatican Council of the moral theology of natural law, due to its problems in dealing adequately with issues of historical change, subjectivity and dissent from authoritative formulations of its meaning.

Narratives like these prevent us from dealing adequately with real issues, such as the need to make teaching more sustainable, financially and psychologically, and the challenge of evaluating teachers amidst a great variety of different contexts.

The most frequently addressed information topics are dealing adequately with the patient, decompression strategies as well as symptoms and diagnosis.

From the PGIR-contact persons point of view, relatives' most urgent need is dealing adequately with the patient.

"I had previously said that Nato was obsolete because it failed to deal adequately with terrorism.

My job is simply to judge whether the Guardian dealt adequately with these complaints.

The Davies Commission did not deal adequately with the health, pollution or climate change issues.

Nehru and his heirs, relatively secure in their power, failed to deal adequately with those imperatives.

And the company repeatedly failed to deal adequately with the inevitable deficits.