Значения термина deal adequately на английском

He alone is wise and great enough to deal adequately with the case.

The National Government alone can deal adequately with these great corporations.

The only word that could deal adequately with the situation slapped against my front teeth.

MR. HOPE has been able to deal adequately with this toast without assistance from me.

They sometimes deal honestly and fairly by a book, and not so often they deal adequately.

Mr McCreevy has so far failed to deal adequately with a wide range of issues, all requiring urgent attention.

To deal adequately with the neurasthenic is to have unending sympathy and patience and an energy that is limitless.

The British government has failed to deal adequately with recent loyalist violence, Sinn Féin president Mr Gerry Adams has said.

No one can be more deeply sensible of my inability to deal adequately with the subject than I am myself.

Meanwhile, the Government has indicated it will introduce legislation on overcharging if the Law Society fails to deal adequately with complaints.

We want to make sure there are specific powers to deal adequately in terms of sentencing and in terms of the law being appropriate.

The Russians say they'll need US$3 billion to deal adequately with the Y2K problem, and they're especially concerned about computers controlling their nuclear arsenal.

It was Mr. Shawcross, the chemist next door to Allman's who dealt adequately with the situation.

Scarcely ever before had he felt himself so incapable of dealing adequately with a socially awkward situation.

The report found the council had dealt adequately with resource consents but failed in areas such as monitoring and inspections.

They practice an art which, above all others, depends for success on opportunism-ondealing adequately with the chances and changes of circumstances and personalities.