Sentence examples for implement an adequate from inspiring English sources

"Rather, it is that the court has no confidence that Interior is willing to actually implement an adequate accounting".

He adds: "The regrettable conduct of some of BAE Systems' managers suggests [it] has failed to implement an adequate or effective culture, committed to safety and ethical conduct.

Smith boasted that the credit giant held "almost 1,200 times" the data held in the Library of Congress every day, but the House report said that Equifax had "failed to implement an adequate security program to protect this sensitive data".

As a consequence, the nurse midwives felt doubtful about being able to implement an adequate standard of antenatal care.

The above considerations make it appropriate that in the present Heshun NTD study we implement an adequate synthesis of quantitative techniques including spatial NTD analysis.

It would be useful to utilize the frequent contact with women during the perinatal period to implement an adequate screening instrument that identifies the risk for depression during pregnancy; this would be a useful step in the primary prevention of PPD.

One of the most important aspects in designing production systems is implementing an adequate inspection procedure to ensure the product quality.

Scar formation depends on many factors that influence wound healing, are important to bear in mind because most of the negative factors involved can be stopped by implementing an adequate treatment.

Particular focus must be directed to implementing an adequate opioid-sparing analgesia plan, encouraging deep breathing techniques, providing noninvasive positive pressure ventilation to minimize atelectasis and assuring adequate ventilation.

In addition, using validated metrics for outcome assessment in large study populations; determining justifiable thresholds to delineate between sham, low, and high air ion concentrations; and implementing an adequate exposure duration and follow-up period are recommended.

Overall 78% of the faculty was in favor of COME and PBL but a large majority of the faculty (92%) felt that COME cannot be implemented without an adequate infrastructure and were of the view that the implementation should be delayed until all the infrastructure requirements are completed.