The world system on which past discussions of nuclear weapons were based has become almost unrecognizable, calling into question the adequacy of the mentality and concepts inherited from that system.

(iii) Adequacy of sanctions (article 11)

While seven percent of all owners were living below adequacy standards, only two percent of all owners were actually in core housing need while experiencing adequacy problems.

Banks capital adequacy ratios were set globally, and, once set, remained fixed.

(d) Assessing the adequacy and effectiveness of internal and external audit services

During this process the continued adequacy of controls should be carefully considered.

Moreover, the restrictions themselves fail to comply with the proportionality and adequacy test.

In addition, every operator must demonstrate, within the framework of a security study, the consistency and adequacy of the overall system for the protection and control of the category I nuclear materials in his possession.

None of the major banks met even the Basel 1 standards for capital adequacy.

Though somewhat worse off, renters followed a similar pattern while nine percent of all renters were living below adequacy standards, only four percent of all renters were actually in core housing need and experiencing adequacy problems.

Of all households in core housing need, 75 percent had only affordability problems, 16 percent had affordability problems combined with suitability and or adequacy problems, while a further nine percent experienced either suitability and or adequacy problems.

Current ultra low interest rates may be scaring people about the adequacy of future income.

There seems to be little appetite for proposals to vary capital adequacy requirements counter cyclically.

Cluster munitions a need to further examine IHL implementation and the adequacy of the law

The adequacy of resources and staffing level is a management issue, not a financial one.

And, if the BoE s Andrew Haldane is right that rising pressures in Asia threaten future turmoil, the West will regret its failure to entrench global capital adequacy and liquidity standards and a more transparent early warning system.

Moreover, the use of mechanistic rules to determine capital adequacy has also inadvertently encouraged systemic imprudence.

The second most frequently cited problem for people in core housing need in 2001 related to adequacy.

To investigate the adequacy of policies and the legislation, including regulations for the implementation of agrarian policies.

The Board will keep this matter under review to assess the adequacy of current treasury forecasting requirements.

At the same time, they are more likely to have high priority for social housing, as most providers use a point rating system, which relies on such criteria as affordability, adequacy, suitability, household size, refugee status, imminent eviction and domestic violence.

During the proposed time frame of the action plan the system would review the adequacy of existing operational tools, guidelines and manuals for gender mainstreaming and integrate a gender perspective into a wide range of its programmes, policies and projects.

Similarly, banks would have incentives to game capital adequacy requirements by manipulating how capital and assets are defined.

That delegation encouraged Member States to carefully consider the notification processes in their countries to ensure their adequacy.

Since high risk premiums on government bonds endanger the capital adequacy of banks, half a solution is not enough.

The recent agreement by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision on a new capital adequacy framework is another positive step.

In that regard, we welcome the recommendation to review the adequacy of existing operational tools, guidelines and manuals for gender mainstreaming.

The Committee does not consider that a general statement about the adequacy of the criminal proceedings in question meets this obligation.

For instance, we know that the global capital adequacy requirements produced by the Basel Committee reflect overwhelmingly the influence of large banks.

Following the second adequacy report on climate observations commissioned by the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, the Implementation Plan for the Global Observing System for Climate in Support of the Convention was prepared and approved by the Conference in 2004.

This report would evaluate the sustainability of current account balances and exchange rates, and the adequacy or excessiveness of members foreign exchange reserves.

In paragraph 46 of its previous report, the Board recommended that UNHCR assess the adequacy of the level of its non programme expenditures.

In paragraph 46 of its previous report, the Board recommended that UNHCR assess the adequacy of the level of its non programme expenditures.

(a) Adequacy of the resource flows allowed by the modality (particularly with respect to the new development tasks faced by the United Nations)

Regarding the banking sector, stress tests have been applied since 2004, and a target capital adequacy ratio of 12 has been maintained since 2006.

The Committee shall review periodically the adequacy of these terms of reference and recommend where necessary proposed changes to the General Assembly for approval.

The ongoing review of immigration legislation and the consultation of NGOs on the adequacy of current measures might lead to formal legislation on the matter.

Furthermore, emerging international banking capital adequacy regulations (Basel II), make the credit risks rating of potential borrowers a condition for their access to bank loans.

Capital adequacy was a matter of judgment examiners would figure out how large a buffer a bank ought to have, taking into account its specific risks.

Many eurozone banks have made far less progress in strengthening their capital adequacy and liquidity than have American and British banks since the financial crisis erupted.

In engineering applications, the goal is often to optimize a process or product, rather than to subject a scientific hypothesis to test of its predictive adequacy.

In the modern era of telecommunications, journalists' ability to protect their sources increasingly depends on the adequacy of the computer and communications security measures they employ.

Comment by the Administration. UNICEF reviews its provision for uncollectible contributions annually and states that it will ensure the adequacy of the provision for doubtful amounts.

3. Each State Party shall endeavour to periodically evaluate relevant legal instruments and administrative measures with a view to determining their adequacy to prevent and fight corruption.

As in the past, the vast majority of households in core housing need in 2001 had affordability problems, rather than (or combined with) suitability or adequacy problems.