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In his second reading speech, Elferink said: "The newly inserted definition of an 'approved restraint' also ensures that modern mechanical devices of restraint or advancements in technology will adequately be provided for in the Youth Justice Act.

When Alex Ferguson left Manchester United the club I support in 2013, after twenty-six years in charge, he left behind a vacuum that will probably never adequately be filled.

Also important in determining whether the adhesive joint will perform adequately are the types of adherend (that is, the components being joined e.g., metal alloy, plastic, composite material) and the nature of the surface pretreatment or primer.

Going ahead with planning under the assumption that ARCO will clean up the land adequately is fiction, he said.

On the other hand, were no general solution available then "the sorites paradox" will only be adequately addressed when each of its forms separately have been adequately dealt with.

A paint strainer or window screen will adequately remove the particles that are large enough to affect the biodiesel reaction.

Our current challenges will not be adequately addressed simply by defining new policies and procedures.

Given this, the worry has been that the market will undersupply knowledge and research will not be adequately incentivised.

Under Boothroyd Town will always be adequately durable; the question remains whether they will be penetrative enough.

But human rights advocates and lawyers fear that the mass rapes and killings of women will not be adequately addressed.

A consultation on the government's walking and investment strategy, which transport charities fear will not be adequately funded, closes on Monday.