Security is inadequate for elections, residents say, an argument that others elsewhere have also made.
The failures of the occupation are legion: delayed elections, inadequate security, eroding infrastructure, complacency over the tortures at Abu Ghraib, and a heavy death toll among Iraqi civilians and our troops.
The Australian Conservation Foundation has described the Coalition's environmental policies as "woefully inadequate" in its traditional election scorecard.
He said the breakdowns were the result of poor maintenance or "inadequate training of the election inspectors who don't fully understand how to operate the machines, especially at the opening of polls".
The SNP amendment to the Bill, which has its second reading in the Commons, says the measure is an "inadequate response to the election result in Scotland" and calls for more devolved powers on welfare, job creation, taxation and the national minimum wage.
New Democrat environment critic Linda Duncan told the House of Commons that the Trudeau government was essentially endorsing a carbon emissions target that had once been ballyhooed by the predecessor Conservative government, but that the Liberals had described during last year's federal election as "inadequate, weak, and catastrophic".
The election was manifestly inadequate.
Despite his noble intentions, Dougie showed up to City Hall's elections office with inadequate paperwork to run, which nearly ruined his campaign before it even began.
Third, your editorial doesn't mention why the election in 2009 is inadequate voter ratification.
$84 million in public funds - an amount pegged to what McGovern spent in 1972 in current dollars - is inadequate to run a robust national general election campaign.
