adequacy , also: adequateness

It's probably a good idea to check the adequacy of your building's insurance, too.

However, there are concerns as to the adequacy of these standards.

The adequacy of those services is another debate flash point.

The attack is likely to raise questions about the adequacy of security measures.

What action will the Council take to ensure the adequacy and quality of care services?

The issue of "adequacy" has become central to that struggle.

The court decision, state officials note, is about adequacy, not equity.

The crucial point will always be the adequacy of controls.

How will the adequacy of community care funding be monitored?

The adequacy of payments was the most important issue the Commission considered.

Many are worried about the adequacy of resources for treatment and growing costs.

"I merely meant to show the adequacy of my cover."

The adequacy of the emergency cooling system has been in question for years.

Ideally, an adequacy decision should be well on track by that time.

Local parents are concerned over the adequacy of the school's programme for children with special needs.

This document does not comment on the adequacy of individual state programs.

Very often the question can be decided by the relative adequacy of definitions.

The court will not go into the correctness of the material or its adequacy.

"But there would be no public hearing on the adequacy of those changes.

However, the methodology and adequacy of the results is debated.

Adequacy explains the model to be better in terms of its predictive performance.

But beside intention, the adequacy of what is done must also be taken into account.

Another question, he said, was "the adequacy of regulatory requirements."

They will also debate the adequacy of current staffing requirements.

Conclude on the adequacy of internal control over financial reporting.