Two hours after the New York decision was announced, lawyers in California, where the American Civil Liberties Union and other groups are suing the state in a similar adequacy case, wrote a letter to the Superior Court judge hearing the case to inform him of the New York ruling.
"Questions certainly can be raised about the occurrence of these four recent deaths and the relationship to officer shortages... as well as the health care staffing vacancies and the adequacy of oversight of staff," Shanksy wrote.
More broadly, no statement should be trusted at face value, said Thomas W. Joo, a professor of securities law at the University of California, Davis, who has written about the adequacy of investor safeguards.
"Computers cannot 'read.' They cannot measure the essentials of effective written communication: accuracy, reasoning, adequacy of evidence, good sense, ethical stance, convincing argument, meaningful organization, clarity, and veracity, among others".
After being deemed eligible for inclusion, a standardised conservative treatment protocol (exercise programme) was administered by a physiotherapist to all patients who were also given written instructions to ensure the adequacy of conservative treatment before the operation.
We based our adequacy of antimicrobial treatment for ESBL-producing K. pneumoniae on guidelines that were written and followed by these five infectious diseases specialists.
"Our preliminary assessment is that Toyota resisted the possibility that electronic defects could cause safety concerns, relied on a flawed engineering report, and made misleading public statements concerning the adequacy of recent recalls to address the risk of sudden, unintended acceleration," wrote committee chairman Henry Waxman.
"Since published reports indicate fewer than 100 of approximately 9,000 publicly listed companies have reported a material data breach since 2010, I encourage you to evaluate the adequacy of current SEC thresholds for disclosing events of this nature," he wrote.
Ministry of Justice spokesperson Simon Rivet declined VICE's request for an interview, but wrote that Jody Wilson-Raybould "had committed to review the adequacy of the Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act(former Bill C-36), in responding to all issues identified in the Supreme Court of Canada's 2013 Bedford decision".
However, a majority expressed doubt on the adequacy of administrative support including budgeting and financial management for staff to develop and write research proposals (Table 5).
