The adequacy of payment determined to a great extent its perception as a financial incentive or disincentive.
Thirdly, respondents raised issues concerning the complicated nature of scheme arrangements, both from their own and farmers' perspectives, as well as the adequacy of payments to cover input costs and matters regarding contractual compliance, all of which theyproposed affected farmer participation.
In both instances, there are vigorous arguments over the adequacy of the payments, but little discussion as to the effects of how the payments are structured.
A 1987 law directed the Health Care Financing Administration to study the adequacy of Medicare payments for chemotherapy services in doctors' offices.
Hillary Rodham Clinton, the Democratic candidate for the United States Senate in New York, has expressed concern about the adequacy of Medicare payments to teaching hospitals.
But in the dying days of the election campaign, despite committing to review the adequacy of unemployment payments, Labor included the savings from cutting the clean energy supplement in its own budget calculations, giving the Turnbull government a powerful case to argue that the ALP should now back the legislation.
"Of particular concern," the agency has admitted in the past, "is the adequacy of Medicare's payment systems in facilitating access to new technologies for Medicare beneficiaries".
Conducting a review of the adequacy of Newstart (unemployment benefit) payments, including for single parents, which both welfare and business groups argue are too low.
We only know the adequacy of a company's tax payments when we have other information to put them in context, such as what revenues and profits it made.
Consequently, the regulator must expand capacity payments to achieve the same level of resource adequacy.
