Sentence examples similar to adequately warned that from inspiring English sources

The Warren Commission of 1963, appointed by Lyndon Johnson to study, among other questions, why the federal government had not been adequately warned against the dangers that awaited John Kennedy in Dallas, is an excellent example of the strengths and weaknesses of pursuing an immediate official investigation.

The researcher (and subsequently the majority of the IRB members) were of the opinion that the study involved minimal risk and that participants were adequately warned of the potential risks before agreeing to participate.

They argue that as retirees, they are no longer party to those collective bargaining agreements and that only since they stopped playing did they unearth evidence that they were not adequately warned of the dangers of concussions.

A federal jury in New Orleans gave Merck & Company a swift victory on Wednesday in the latest Vioxx product liability suit, finding that the company had adequately warned of the heart risks associated with the arthritis pain reliever.

This led some doctors to require a signed consent form from their patients and to recommend that all patients be adequately warned of the risks of dependence and withdrawal before starting treatment with benzodiazepines.

The United States Supreme Court held in 1992 that the 1969 labeling requirements pre-empted state juries from awarding damages to smokers on the grounds that they had not been adequately warned about tobacco's dangers.

But in regard to claims of adverse reactions, he said the company had "adequately warned about the risks associated with the product," and he said that it intended "to vigorously defend any lawsuits".

To that end, the documentary makes a compelling albeit anecdotal point about how some police didn't feel adequately warned about Taser's potential dangers.

The judge ruled the congregation was "either not warned at all or not adequately warned" about the risk posed by A's abuser.

Mrs. Motus argued that Pfizer had not adequately warned doctors and patients that the drug could increase the risk of suicide.

"We don't want to wait another 50 years to have labels that adequately warn people that tanning beds cause cancer".