Examples of using Often inadequate in English and their translations into Swedish
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The organisation of disease prevention and health promotion for migrant populations is often inadequate.
These standards are very often inadequate because they are not based on the lowest common denominator.
However, Member States' responses are often inadequate.
Current national mechanisms are often inadequate and one-off supranational response mechanisms are often inefficient.
The magnesium levels in diabetics are often inadequate.
Consequently, consultation procedures are often inadequate, being too bureaucratic,
In patients with schizophrenia, emotional responses are often inadequate.
A major hindrance is the inconsistent, and often inadequate, rules and approaches for managing intellectual property rights(IPR) resulting from public funding.
With all measures against terrorism, the attention given to rights is often inadequate.
In a number of programmes, the information available by way of indicators is often inadequate in terms of measuring performance
Competition, too, is operating according to very different national systems that are often inadequate.
Today's global financial markets mean it is often inadequate to implement only national macroprudential measures to efficiently counteract risks
the protection available is often inadequate.
However, evidence64 suggests that the information provided is often inadequate or too complex,
Continuous professional development exists in a limited number of countries but it is often inadequate in terms of cost and/or delivery.
Treatment differs in that studies of SSRI-drugs have shown lesser and often inadequate effect among the elderly,
the Court of Justice is often inadequate is a contributory factor.
As with last year, I can reiterate this year that there is often inadequate knowledge regarding the regulations that apply to government agencies' handling of public documents,
the EU depends on the voluntary contributions of its Member States and these are often inadequate.
resources in Europe are patchy and often inadequate and many doctors
the means of transport were quite often inadequate.
the implementation is often inadequate and an effective system of assessing the impact is missing.
as their income is often inadequate;
knowledge about disability and human rights is often inadequate among the personnel of courts.
while the ability of the Member States to deal with these accidents is often inadequate.
the implementation was often inadequate and therefore the results of limited value.
it remains a leading cause of blindness in developing countries where surgical services are often inadequate or inaccessible.
this access is often inadequate due to a lack of expertise
the checks carried out by exporting countries are often inadequate or even non‑existent.