Examples of using Inadequately in English and their translations into Czech
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Inadequately endowed.
The arbitration panel was inadequately briefed.
Inadequately planned extraction point.
The problem of speculation is touched on, but very inadequately.
We were inadequately briefed.
The tasks adopted at the Nice European Council have been carried out inadequately.
Mmm-hmm. Inadequately planned extraction point.
The root cause of this crisis is an inadequately regulated financial system.
Inadequately planned extraction point. Mmm-hmm.
To continue to speak it so inadequately would only serve to embarrass me.
Requiring the implementation of laws that are not being implemented at all or inadequately;
Radio frequency signals might affect improperly installed or inadequately shielded electronic systems in motor vehicles.
Although it has proven a highly attractive programme, unfortunately,the European Voluntary Service continues to be financed inadequately.
Yes, well, one with evidence of livestock on the premises, inadequately marked fire escapes, and a fairly sinister-looking jar of pickles on the bar.
Therefore it will be essential to recognise the importance of intellectual property that is inadequately protected.
RO I would like to start by saying that the current directive was implemented badly or inadequately, which is why I would like to ask the Commission whether it is considering cutting VAT on products too in the future.
Does this not also come with the inherent risk that the product features will only be used inadequately in some cases?
The"New York Times" investigated andfound that wastewater from drilling was being inadequately treated and dumped back into water supplies all over Pennsylvania, and with this much evidence bubbling up across the state, even the pro-drilling Rendell administration.
Furthermore, we are convinced that prior authorisation, as set out in Article 8(3), is inadequately defined.
The bank shall prudentially approach the clients, who collect their deposits in inadequately short time interval since when they were deposited, especially if these operations are repeated and if other circumstances indicate, that this might be an effort to conceal the origin of money.
It has also happened recently in another field, with Equitable Life,when the financial sector was inadequately regulated.
Regrets that Directive 2006/114/EC(2) on misleading and comparative advertising, which applies to business-to-business transactions,appears to be either insufficient in providing an effective remedy or inadequately enforced by Member States; 2. Recalls that, although the Commission has no power to enforce the directive directly against individuals or companies, it does have a duty to ensure that the directive is adequately implemented by Member States; 3.
I well remember the end of the negotiations on the Financial Perspective well, andthe verdict of Parliament was clear- that this part was inadequately funded.
DE Mr President, EHEC is not a new problem, butit is clear that Europe is still inadequately prepared for a crisis like this.
This was a horrible one for me to grasp, but, without it, this investigation would be dangerously incomplete andour solutions strategies would be inadequately enformed.
It insufficiently regulates testators' right to decide on their property in case of death,it similarly inadequately protects creditors of a deceased debtor.
We are desperately trying to use a variety ofrescue packages to prevent a dam bursting in our financial system, and all we are managing to do is patch up the breaches inadequately.
As the Commission knows,Parliament has always felt that arrangements for the agreement of Basel II inadequately reflect the Parliamentary process.
BG Madam President, ladies and gentlemen,unfortunately this report still contains worrying findings regarding the high proportion of resources which have been wrongly spent and the inadequately prompt action taken to recover them.
Workers of pre-schools and of their founders(municipalities)involved in the evaluation felt inadequately informed about the project.
