Sentence examples for it provides adequate from inspiring English sources

"We think we can make a strong case for continuing to operate Indian Point well beyond its current license with the cooling system that we have because it provides adequate protection of fish in the Hudson and it avoids using fossil fuels that pollute the air," Mr. Steets said.

But it is only in affected countries that experts can determine whether it provides adequate protection against the virus.

The government has rejected such claims saying that it provides adequate healthcare, and has argued that the number of children in detention has declined.

It provides adequate control of menstrual cyclicity in combination with an estrogen, and thus has a complete contraceptive property, even in low doses [12].

The AV fistula is considered the best long-term vascular access for haemodialysis because it provides adequate blood flow, is long-lasting and has a lower complication rate than other types of access.

Rotary drum composting is an efficient and promising technology compared to conventional outdoor technologies such as windrows and static piles, as it provides adequate agitation, aeration and proper compost mixing to produce consistent and uniform end product without any nuisance odor or leachate-related problems (Kalamdhad et al. 2009; Rodríguez et al. 2012).

Problematically for the minister, Malaysia is not a signatory of the 1951 UN refugee convention, nor does it provide adequate guarantees of the rights of asylum seekers under its domestic law.

The city says that it provided adequate advance notice of the tests and that last year more than 90 percent of New York teachers said they understood the Common Core material.

Mr. Neuman, a senior from Arizona majoring in political science, said that if he faced sexual misconduct charges, he would not be concerned by the new procedure, because it provided adequate review and an appeal process.

Apparently deemed so sensitive that managers wanted it to be deleted – an alleged cover-up that could result in the CQC's former chief executive losing part of her £1.4m pension pot – the report says that in April 2010 the trust was registered as fully compliant, meaning it provided adequate care, despite "minor concerns in the maternity services".

In the many months it will take to rehabilitate Bank of Cyprus, the prospects of it providing adequate credit to households and businesses are slim indeed.