Sentence examples for implemented adequately from inspiring English sources

It is that our proven tools have not been implemented adequately or uniformly.

"We will monitor any expansion of the NHS central register to ensure that the apparent safeguards for protecting human rights contained in the current proposals are implemented adequately and are robust in practice".

However, the mechanism it implements gives hope that, if implemented adequately, much-needed change will follow.

However, one may wonder in hindsight if the strategies and policies implemented adequately considered the risks involved and whether policy makers and donors adopted a responsible approach.

Tracking: Monitoring the nature and whereabouts of police actions for hourly, daily, weekly or longer time periods, in relation to measured outcomes for police objectives, to decide whether policies and practices are being implemented adequately.

For this to be implemented adequately, the medical assistant must be able to understand her/his own and the conversation partner's perspective, emotions and needs, even in difficult situations, and, at the same time, to maintain an overview of the practice requirements and also to relate all aspects to one another as constructively as possible.

A 2012 memo from several major investment networks responsible for more than $22.5 trillion in assets put it bluntly: "Further delay in implementing adequately ambitious climate and clean energy policy will increase investment risk for institutional investors and jeopardize the investments and retirement savings of millions of citizens".

Capra et al (2002) suggest that a failure to implement adequately the nutrition prescription and monitor compliance of this prescription could be responsible for the 'negative' results from dietary studies and highlights that these studies generally overlook patient-focused outcomes such as QoL and function status.

The contracts for difference approach outlined in the EMR [electricity market reform] could facilitate this investment however for it to effective industry urgently needs clarity on how it will be implemented and adequately funded".

The 'Road Map for Accelerating the Reduction of Maternal and Neonatal Mortality and Morbidity in Uganda' (23) is a powerful document that has the potential to improve maternal health if appropriately implemented and adequately funded by the Ugandan government.

Despite the majority of the documents reviewed in this analysis having implementation plans with clearly formulated monitoring and evaluation frameworks, it is important to note that it is still unclear to what extent NCD-related policies in Mongolia have been successfully implemented or adequately funded.