Sentence examples for speak adequately from inspiring English sources

We have to build stronger civil society in Africa that can speak adequately on behalf of their people.

"The language used in explaining the call to live a celibate life does not speak adequately to many priests today, especially in terms of the contemporary culture and society in which priests live out their ministry," the Bishops Committee on Priestlyy Life and Ministry warned.

Controversial elements include the proposed introduction of penalties through the benefits system if people cannot speak English adequately.

Many liberals, guilt-stricken over the "slideaway" of the 1980s, when they believed they failed to speak out adequately against the excesses of the liberation movement, redoubled their efforts to prevent it from happening again, distancing themselves from the so-called ANC groupies.

Officials say they also spoke without adequately consulting Mr. Havel, who was effectively excluded as others went to the press and the Bush administration.

But Czech officials who have investigated the case now say that Mr. Zeman and Mr. Gross spoke without adequately vetting the information or waiting for the Czech internal security service to substantiate the initial reports.

There is no hierarchy in the Muslim community, and there is no peak body or individual who can adequately speak on behalf of the entire community.

He immediately deflected a question about whether, after representing his lily white state, he could adequately speak to concerns of southern voters, particularly African Americans.

The Gardners, skeptical that other primates could adequately speak human words, taught Washoe American Sign Language, encouraging her gestures until she made signs that were reliably understandable.

Falter is among a growing number of British people who allege that Corbyn has failed to adequately speak out on the issue and not only root out perpetrators, but swiftly expel them from the party.

These small numbers do not adequately speak to the crippling disruption of services or huge economic losses incurred.