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Women should be given adequate time to have the child without losing opportunities for career development.
"We teach our staff that if a patient comes in saying they are in pain they should be believed and should be given adequate pain relief within 30 minutes.
But there's too much pressure on them to carry out multiple roles within society, from educators to social workers to healthcarers - so if it's accepted that schools should be responsible for monitoring health, they should be given adequate resources and staff who can fulfil that role.
United Nations and Afghan refugee officials have raised grave concerns about the refugee exodus with the Pakistani government, saying people being forced to leave should be given adequate warning to collect their belongings and some choice as to where to go.
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He added: "I have every respect for various religions and beliefs but when it comes to enforcing the law the police should be given adequate powers to make a clear identification".
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How will they be given adequate attention?
Women must be given adequate representation in the government.
Those bodies should be given the adequate technical, financial and human resources to ensure that they can carry out in an effective and efficient manner the tasks assigned to them and thus achieve the objectives of this Directive.
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