Last summer, the N.C.A.A. was required to establish a $218 million relief fund as settlement for a class-action lawsuit brought by football and basketball players who argued that their scholarships did not adequately cover certain living expenses, including medical bills.
Officials with the group said that the lower number of people applying from neighborhoods like Chinatown and the Lower East Side reflected the agency's failure to promote the program adequately in certain parts of Lower Manhattan.
Currently available solutions for digital asset custody are expensive and may not adequately address certain risks, such as the risk of fraud or theft by an adviser managing pooled assets or the risk of theft by the custodian or its employees.
The Complaint merely alleges, in general and conclusory terms, that the director defendants did not adequately disclose certain risks faced by the Company for example, the risks posed by Citigroup's SIVs and the liquidity puts that allowed purchasers of CDOs to sell the instruments back to Citigroup at face value.
The instant tort action is against a private water company for its alleged failure to properly and adequately maintain certain fire hydrants in the City of Pittsburgh as a consequence of which failure water was not available, when needed, to successfully combat a fire in plaintiffs' home.
PCK refers to the knowledge teachers require to adequately teach certain content.
Even if yarns are adequately apart, certain numbers as traverse ratio give appearance of diamond pattern on package.
Furthermore, Eq. 5 is based on a single diode model which cannot adequately describe certain classes of devices [18] particularly to illumination dependence of J 0 [19].
Furthermore, she argues (in Siegel 2008) that Martin's account cannot adequately explain certain effects of hallucinations i.e., what grounds one's positive knowledge of the kind of experience one is and isn't having.
O'Malia contended that his agency had violated OMB standards and two Obama-issued executive orders by failing to adequately consider certain regulatory costs highlighted by financial industry groups.
