Examples of using To be inadequate in English and their translations into Polish
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the protection of minority shareholders proves to be inadequate, the Commission will take the necessary steps(e.g through infringement procedures) to restore the effective application of
The Commission's original proposal for financing was deemed to be inadequate and in no time at all the large political groups within the European Parliament proposed that the appropriations for the financial supervisory bodies be doubled.
Furthermore, the report advocates creating a common migration policy which we consider to be inadequate and unrealistic, given both the results of other'common' policies
More specifically, existing liquidity risk management practices were shown to be inadequate in fully grasping risks linked to originate-to-distribute securitisation,
The most basic set of provisions, currently applicable to public works concessions, was also found to be inadequate because it does not provide sufficient legal certainty and compliance with the Treaty principles.
it is now proving to be inadequate for the current situation given the overall investment which Member States need to make.
despite progress made in certain areas, the supervisory and control systems to be inadequate, and a material incidence of error in underlying transactions.
notably if incentives provided by the Emission Trading Scheme as mentioned above have proven to be inadequate.
set-up have however proven to be inadequate in light of the paradigm shift to a low carbon energy system
Whereas the current requirements in respect of category N2 vehicles having a mass of more than 7,5 tonnes have proved to be inadequate too with regard to the field of vision in the zone adjacent to the side of the cab structure opposite the driver;
rather than rush out a directive immediately which could soon turn out to be inadequate.
measures that have often proved to be inadequate or, taking a wider view,
if it considers the measures taken to be inadequate, it may, in collaboration with the Member State concerned
category N3 vehicles other than tractive units for semi-trailers have proved to be inadequate in respect of the outside field of vision to the side
area deficits found within one crop group The on the spot inspections carried out by ECA showed large material differences Beneficiaries claiming poor pasture areas have not been inspected Quality of on the spot inspections found to be inadequate leading to unreliable results a b c d.
the financial situation of the insurance or reinsurance intermediary to be inadequate, taking into account the mediation activities envisaged, it shall, within one month of receiving the information referred to in paragraph 1, communicate it to the competent authority of the host Member State, which shall acknowledge the receipt without delay.
However, examination showed it to be inadequate for the initial assessment of public finances.
procedures on civil liability in force in the majority of Member States appear to be inadequate.
in the face of this vast tragedy our words are liable to be inadequate.
After finding a small earthen dam to be inadequate, the T. Chalkey Hatton firm built a large concrete dam across the valley.