Can a morally and intellectually responsible person ever have a moral duty to believe a proposition that lacks adequate evidence, a duty that outweighs the alleged Cliffordian duty of believing only those propositions that enjoy adequate support?
The phrase is used to describe something not quite top-drawer but adequate for most duty.
Corporate boards of directors may be accountable to shareholders if they fail to adequately exercise adequate oversight, particularly if this failure violates the duty of loyalty that directors have to the corporation.
These law firms didn't push for proper prudence, compliance or the adequate exercise of fiduciary duties.
acceleration time of roughly 8 seconds is about 1.5 seconds slower than the 268-horsepower V-6 model, but more than adequate for big-sedan duty.
(DJN III.4.6) This analysis applies to obligation under both divine and human law, and in the former case, especially, it raises the question of whether voluntarism or intellectualism, or an amalgam, offers a more adequate account of moral duty.
Assign and ensure adequate capacity of community duty-bearers for protection and promotion of children's rights, relevant to all stages of the life-cycle of children.
Single-stage compressors are adequate for more heavy-duty applications at home.
Because of his competence, Thomas was initially excluded from patrols and was placed in charge over most administrative duties to ensure adequate supplies and food.
Did they carry out their duties to an adequate standard or did they fail to do something that was necessary in the situation in line with their professional role?
