Sentence examples for rules are inadequate from inspiring English sources

It was found that the existing design rules are inadequate, and five possible modifications have been examined.

To allay those concerns, it must quickly explain precisely what changes it wants to make, what time limits would be set on any new exceptions, and why the existing rules are inadequate.

But the rules are inadequate, leaving out crucial details regarding the application process.

"It's clear that the rules are inadequate because they fail to require disclosure of fees and conflicts of interest to workers," said Rep. George Miller (D-Martinez), chairman of the House Education and Labor Committee, who has proposed legislation that would mandate such disclosures.

But Olga Pomar, a lawyer for Camden residents suing to block a cement plant, said the rules were inadequate.

Ms. Claybrook said a number of rules were inadequate, among them those that exempt Mexican carriers with three or fewer trucks from safety audits.

The consensus among attendees, who included representatives from industry as well as the European Union, the World Trade Organization and the World Bank, was that trade rules were inadequate when it came to responding to China's decision to cut back export quotas of such materials.

Then relying on one or a few user or human expert to supply the domain knowledge, required for selection of interesting rules, is inadequate.

The court ruled that the S.E.C.'s cost-benefit analysis on the rule was inadequate.

Regardless of the financial implications, Tom Nalepa, a biologist working with invasive species on the Great Lakes, is worried about the biological ones if the rule is inadequate.

We argue that a measure based on estimates of the sharing rule is inadequate as an approach that seeks to understand how welfare is distributed in the population because it ignores public good and the allocation of time to market work, leisure and household production.