Lighting and ventilation of the cells are said to be adequate, enabling the occupants to discern day or night.

Alternatively, the test can be performed in a bunker provided with sufficient ventilation and vent openings to prevent pressure build up in it.

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National credit risk insurance schemes, usually obligatory, have often proved to be inadequate as claims are seldom paid.

Most often, there is sufficient public concern, but insufficient political will to act.

The Court concluded that Parliament's objective in passing section 163.1(4) was to criminalize possession of child pornography that poses a reasoned risk of harm to children.

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Confidence in electronic communications inadequate legal provision

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Current efforts to reduce the risk of terrorists' obtaining such material were inadequate.

Otherwise, adequate medical care was secured by hospital treatment.

The metalworkers, for the most part, do ducts behind the ceilings and stuff.

The murderer shot her through the vent.

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The increase of 205,700 would be fully offset by savings.

In any event, sufficient advance notification of such demonstrations should be given, including to MINURSO.

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That a culture of peace implies dialogue with and knowledge of others through the full and free flow of ideas, which is principally achieved through an independent press

(e) Insufficient networking, cooperation and collaboration among former participants of the Course

The emission of fine particulates from diesel engines and power plants is seen as a significant health risk that remains inadequately addressed.

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Inevitably, any entity must accept that some damage will occur at some point and must choose to transfer some risk using insurance, thus securing a source of financial compensation for part of the loss.

The rights of national races could be fully realized only through representation in a political process.

Peru was also fully committed to the adoption of a declaration on the rights of indigenous peoples.

I pledge once again that the law you have enacted will be fully and vigorously enforced.

Full implementation of the information technology and communication strategy adopted by the General Assembly was also essential in order to avoid unnecessary redundancies.

Based on this analysis, a modified system of oxygen tank venting of the Zenit second stage has been developed.

The Committee invites the State party to adopt legislation to fully implement the provisions of article 4 of the Convention.

6. Requests the Secretary General to keep the General Assembly fully informed about the implementation process in the light of the present resolution.

(a) In the penultimate preambular paragraph, the phrase be able to express their wishes fully through free, honest and transparent elections was replaced by the phrase be able to fully express their will through free, fair and transparent elections

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States must not encroach, either electronically or by any other means, on correspondence or other private communications without warrants issued with sufficient cause.

A venting device shall be fitted if dangerous overpressure may develop due to normal decomposition of substances.

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4.8 The State party concludes that the complainant neither produced sufficient evidence, nor do the circumstances invoked by her suffice to show that the alleged risk of torture fulfils the requirement of being foreseeable, real and personal.

Japan has promoted universal adoption and full implementation, and, where necessary, strengthening of the above mentioned treaties

(a) That person is given adequate notice of the court where the action can be brought

We the world can fully implement that determination by adopting a culture of peace.

Transaction costs in international trade can be substantially diminished by an adequate use of information technologies