Sentence examples for subject to adequate from inspiring English sources

Whatever you call it, its existence demands that markets be subject to adequate rules and oversight.

2. The C.I.A. interrogation program was mismanaged and was not subject to adequate oversight.

She also said any additional funds would be "subject to adequate safeguards".

Tellingly, their effectiveness improved when they gained certification. T.F.A. has called the Stanford study flawed, arguing that its sample sizes were small and questioning whether it was subject to adequate independent review.

A good place to start would be a set of principles unveiled in September by a coalition of non-governmental groups and technology experts aimed at keeping communications surveillance lawful, necessary, proportionate, and subject to adequate safeguards against abuse.

"But the stop power conferred by paragraph 2(1) of schedule 7 is incompatible with article 10 of the convention in relation to journalistic material in that it was not subject to adequate safeguards against its arbitrary exercise".

Whether the project has been subjected to adequate peer review.

Results revealed that Hyperion data prove to be powerful in discriminating and mapping various types of alteration zones while the data were subjected to adequate pre-processing.

However, he said the disparities between the Ellison and Macpherson reports highlighted the need for ongoing inquiries to spotlight issues that have yet to be subjected to adequate scrutiny.

Although frequently speculated to be extinct (there have been no definite reports since the 1960s), BirdLife International maintains this macaw in the Critically Endangered category, given convincing reports by local people that the bird remains extant, and because not all of its former range has been subjected to adequate surveys.

Few herbal supplements have been subjected to adequate study regarding efficacy on fertility.