Sentence examples for sufficiently equipped with from inspiring English sources

This review of current therapeutic activities and interventions will help to ensure that the mental health workforce is sufficiently equipped with the required level and depth of skills.

In view of the vast number of employees involved in nursing care in our study along with higher prevalences of chronic back pain in these persons it should be ensured that schools are sufficiently equipped with necessary auxiliary resources (e.g. lifters, wheelchairs, nursing rooms, etc).

The Royal College of General Practitioners pressured the government, telling the home affairs select committee that while it believed all GPs who suspect that a child has been subjected to FGM should refer the parent or guardian to social services, it was concerned that services were not sufficiently equipped to deal with cases.

Few had thought Chelsea, 2-1 down from the first leg, would need to score four times, or indeed be sufficiently equipped to do so.

Currently available semantic repositories are not sufficiently equipped to satisfy this important requirement.

However, public health centres are not sufficiently equipped to treat NCDs.

However the existing TCCs are not sufficiently equipped to take care of any population-based cessation program.

Now do I really need the operation, or…?' I didn't say I would go with what he said… 81 PET Others talked about making a decision independently from their family and friends, appraising that they were sufficiently equipped and confident to complete the task.

They believe eclampsia is jinn (evil spirits) not a health problem" Bauchi HF manager Successful management of patients with PE/E and other obstetric complications requires quality emergency obstetric services that involve a mix of sufficiently equipped health facility and adequately trained staff [ 14, 26].

"It is essential that the diploma sufficiently equips candidates with the skills and knowledge they need to flourish on our courses and we want to be fully assured that any new diploma lines are sufficiently robust and challenging academically".

Even foreign citizens with a good command of the Japanese language, they say, may not be equipped with a sufficiently nuanced understanding of the manners and politesse that Japanese customers often demand.