Sentence examples for timely and adequate from inspiring English sources

You also say our "failure to do basic things like adopting timely and adequate voting-machine standards is unacceptable".

Paul Krugman expresses my view that this administration's failure to act in a timely and adequate manner after Katrina reflects "a general hostility to the role of government as a force for good".

Issues that are of particular concern to nurses include appropriate staffing, whistle-blower protection for health care workers who report fraud and illegal medical practices, and timely and adequate reimbursement of health care services.

These industry experts hold business and technical knowledge that helps to better understand the circumstances of the dispute and to provide a timely and adequate resolution.

Timely and adequate laryngeal elevation along with hyoid bone movement is an essential component of the swallowing movement under normal physiological conditions.

Explore, understand and address issues that impact upon timely and adequate allocation of prehospital medical assistance and resources to out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) patients.

"Furthermore, the court is satisfied that Alden has not had and will not have any improper communication with others at the firm concerning the litigation due to the timely and adequate ethical wall constructed by Quinn Emanuel".

If patients at risk of a prolonged ICU stay or death could be identified preoperatively, this would provide an opportunity to make their preferences known in a timely and adequate manner.

Future studies in this area should explore whether this low rate of survival in the north may contribute to the lower life expectancy or whether it could be related to lack of or limited access to timely and adequate health care.

The lower survival rates among those with fall injury hospitalization in the north may account for, at least partly, the lower life expectancy reported in the north as compared to other health regions (Statistics Canada 2013) and could be related to lack of or limited access to timely and adequate health care (Hay et al. 2006).

For these people, a serious injury or illness can result not just in not receiving timely and adequate health care, but in devastating financial burdens as well.