(d) Access controls within the application exist and are fully adequate.

Traditional means of education are not fully adequate to meet the needs of large populations for lifelong learning, even in rich countries.

Adequate, not more.

6. The system introduced to improve the Agency s programme management had not fully become operational as at 31 December 1997, for lack of adequate resources.

Her delegation felt that such operations could not be fully successful unless adequate resources were placed at their disposal and effective legal protection guaranteed for their personnel.

195. The Committee is concerned that adequate measures have not yet been taken to fully guarantee in practice the right of indigenous students to education in their native language, Guaraní.

839. The Committee is concerned that adequate measures have not yet been taken to fully guarantee in practice the right of indigenous students to education in their native language, Guaraní.

Research projects did not receive adequate funding.

The United Nations should be provided with adequate resources to implement fully, efficiently and effectively all mandated programmes and activities.

67. She fully supported the plea of many delegations that adequate assistance should be provided not only to refugees but also to their host communities, particularly in situations of mass influx.

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Regrettably, the international community's response was not adequate.

In this regard, the law is not adequate.

In that connection, UNODC should be provided with adequate resources to fully discharge its assigned functions as secretariat of the two Conferences.

Consequently, in cases where the military is fully engaged in implementing its core mandate, it cannot provide adequate support to humanitarian activities.

Adequate resources should be devoted to ensure that the newly created Web site is developed further and kept fully up to date.

These principles were not fully implemented.

A. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

II. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

II. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

1. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

1. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

1. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

1. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

1. Previous recommendations not fully implemented

We need not only adequate water but clean water.

Moreover, adequate co finance may sometimes not be available.

Their contribution, however, is not always fully recognized nor are their talents fully utilized.

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The Millennium Development Goals represent an important opportunity to ensure that women's human rights are fully realized, including their right to adequate housing.

53. Many of the changes outlined in the present report are far reaching and will require time and adequate resources to implement fully.

The Charter must be fully respected, not reinterpreted.

This promising mechanism is not yet fully exploited.

I'm not yet fully recovered from my bereavement.

My cousin Polle died because he could not get adequate healthcare.

234. The availability and use of iodized salt is not adequate.

105. The Committee notes that the central Government does not systematically collect disaggregated national statistics concerning the rights covered by the Covenant, and that consequently it does not always possess adequate data to enable it to evaluate the application of the Covenant fully and appropriately.

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The audit also indicated a need for policy guidelines for ensuring proper and adequate dissemination of published materials in order to fully realize the programme objectives.

If adequate funds were not made available, the objectives of its programmes would not be achieved.

The Conference could not make specific recommendations without adequate information on implementation.

A status analogous to refugee status would not appear to be adequate.

International trade had not yet generated adequate resources to finance development needs.

There were not enough incentives to ensure adequate levels of official assistance.

That could not happen, however, without adequate private and official financial transfers.