Sentence examples for is adequately demonstrated from inspiring English sources

Among other things, there are questions about whether it is adequately demonstrated that the projected emission reductions can be met at reasonable cost, and whether the EPA impermissibly relied upon federally subsidized energy projects in making these determinations.

We hold, therefore, that where negligence causes fright from a reasonable fear of immediate personal injury, which fright is adequately demonstrated to have resulted in substantial bodily injury or sickness, the injured person may recover if such bodily injury or sickness would be regarded as proper elements of damage had they occurred as a consequence of direct physical injury rather than fright.

The Commission initiated a public consultation on how the annexes of REACH could be amended to ensure that nanomaterials are registered more clearly under REACH and that the safe use of nanomaterials is adequately demonstrated within the registration dossiers, as part of an impact assessment in May 2013[32].

This decision was based on EPA's determination that partial CCS was adequately demonstrated, technically feasible, and widely available.

North Dakota argued that EPA had failed to establish that the BSER for new steam generating units was adequately demonstrated for lignite or that the performance standard was achievable.

"It is possible that Neanderthals made rock art of some kind, but I don't believe that this has been adequately demonstrated here," said Adam Brumm, an archaeologist at Griffith University in Brisbane.

Under Section 111(d), the EPA identifies the "Best System of Emission Reduction" that has been "adequately demonstrated" for a given source category — this becomes the standard of performance that existing sources must meet.

In particular, all components of the CCS system which served as the basis for the 2015 rule (post-combustion capture, pipeline transport, and storage in deep saline reservoirs) have been adequately demonstrated.

And the agency may waive compliance with emission limits to permit a facility to test drive an "innovative technological system" that has "not [yet] been adequately demonstrated". §7411 j)(1)(A).

Those who support strict limits on greenhouse-gas pollution take issue with that, saying the act requires only that clean-air technologies be "adequately demonstrated" — a loosely defined standard that they say was deliberately devised to encourage innovation.

But others who have studied the technology argue that repeated low-dose exposure to radiation at airport checkpoints is a cumulative risk, and that the safety of the backscatter technology has not yet been adequately demonstrated by impartial research.