Sentence examples for sufficiently resourced from inspiring English sources

To ensure public confidence, an industry's regulatory body must be transparent, accountable and sufficiently resourced.

The police were sufficiently resourced to deal with any violence having kept the protestors at bay.

"The challenge before the agency is significant, but manageable, provided we are sufficiently resourced," Mr. Gensler said in the budget plan submitted to Congress.

When benefits are means tested, they lose these advocates and the most disadvantaged, with much weaker voices, don't have the political clout to ensure that they stay sufficiently resourced and constantly uprated.

"To my mind the only way we're going to close this trust gap is through legislation that creates and empowers a sufficiently resourced expert oversight agency with rule-making authority to protect the digital privacy and ensure that companies protect their users' data," replied Doyle, capping out his four minutes.

They were more likely to disagree with the statement that health programs are sufficiently resourced and significantly less satisfied with their compensation.

Has the nation just got used to the idea that somewhere there are some "pointy-heads in lab coats" who will solve the problems of the planet (water, energy, bees …) but without worrying sufficiently about resourcing science education at all stages from primary schools to PhDs?

There are few organisations in the Coral Triangle with sufficient capacity to develop and implement effective conservation plans, and those that have the capacity are not sufficiently staffed or resourced to extend their support to all who request it.

This meant that new secretariat staff were not sufficiently trained and were under resourced in terms of premises, equipment, and access to the internet, office supplies and salaries [ 28- 31, 34, 35].

Moreover, these tools are not sufficiently general, resource-efficient or interactive.

This study addresses concerns in the research and development community that the Global Fund does not sufficiently contribute resources to health systems strengthening.