Sentence examples for providing adequate resources from inspiring English sources
"There should be detailed plans to improve workplace conditions by providing adequate resources and employing expert staff.
Results also assist these professionals in recognizing their responsibility for enforcing and providing adequate resources for proper food safety behaviors.
It ordered the state to determine the cost of providing adequate resources to schools in New York City, which has the state's neediest students and the state's highest costs.
But Mr. Gore's bigger Tennessee problem was his failure to seriously compete there by providing adequate resources to answer N.R.A. distortions, for instance, and matching George W. Bush's numerous visits.
On Tuesday, he said that the GAO report shows the need for a proposed new regulation that would change the way schools prove they are providing adequate resources for needy students.
It is our responsibility to hold our government and its public educational institutions accountable for providing adequate resources for students with a mental health illness so that every student has equal opportunity to maximize their potential to learn and achieve.
As prime minister he may find he has missed his chance to provide adequate resources for the care and protection of children and disabled adults.
The ultimate goal of cow comfort is to provide adequate resources to every cow in a herd.
From the start, it was obvious the Obama administration – like the Bush administration before it – has not provided adequate resources to the defense.
"Member states must systematically issue return decisions, take all necessary steps to enforce them and provide adequate resources, necessary for identifying and returning illegally staying third-country nationals".
The decision only two days later to announce a hiring freeze at the nuclear security agency prompted Democratic Congressional aides to step up their criticism of the Bush administration and what they call its failure to provide adequate resources for counterterrorism.
