Sentence examples for of adequate facilities from inspiring English sources

Asia had the worst sanitation, with 1.77 billion people short of adequate facilities.

"In the absence of adequate facilities to isolate, diagnose and manage Ebola cases, Sierra Leonean healthcare workers are struggling," MSF said.

Recognition in the 1940s of this need came at a time of increasing public awareness of the lack of adequate facilities for the chronically ill long-term patient.

Interest groups, including the Chief Probation Officers of California, said that even with state money, many counties were not prepared to handle serious offenders and a lack of adequate facilities would lead prosecutors to try more juveniles in adult court.

In mass disasters, however, this is often done on the ground, floor, or in a simple coffin through lack of adequate facilities.

Although the satisfaction level with quality services was considerably high, there was a substantial dissatisfaction with the availability of adequate facilities, physical environment, inpatient care and security staff courtesy [17].

These are just some of the issues that need to be tackled without even beginning the discussion on the lack of representation of women at club board level, the recent erosion of the developmental pathways (particularly the loss of institute programs), access to adequate facilities for women's teams, or the absence of a women's futsal or Paralympic national team.

For the use of IRT adequate facilities and a profound knowledge of the anatomy and physiology of the examined species and the pathophysiology of the disease which should be examined might be important to avoid misdiagnosis.

"In Africa, one in 10 girls misses school when she has her period because of the lack of information and adequate facilities.

Of course, you can't do any of this without adequate facilities and workers who know how to cook -- two things that are sorely lacking in public school cafeterias today.

Local authorities are often now unwilling to send children to residential schools "out of county", when they believe they have adequate facilities of their own, and are conscious of squeezed budgets.