When such parents were reported by teachers, fewer than a third thought that adequate action had been taken against the culprits.
IPCC Commissioner Nicholas Long was already investigating whether Northumbria Police took adequate action following a warning from Durham Prison.
11 According to Hauer and Oster, 12 testing of physical function assumes that test participants are able to (1) comprehend the test commands, (2) develop an adequate physical action and sequence and (3) remember both during execution of the test.
Androgens are primarily responsible for promoting the growth of small follicles [ 24, 25], and adequate action of FSH is essential for selecting a dominant follicle.
In 2011, an official Dutch commission concluded that Church officials had "failed to take adequate action" regarding the abuse of tens of thousands of children in Catholic institutions, going back to 1945.
And he believes that European governing body Uefa will not take adequate action after Danny Rose claimed he was racially abused in an England Under-21 game against Serbia on Tuesday.
Racially motivated violence has soared to such a degree that European officials blasted Greece for failing to take adequate action.
Mr. O'Mara, who acquitted himself well amid the gradual disintegration of "Life on Mars," and Mr. Lang are more than adequate action heroes, and the British actress Shelley Conn brings a sexy, spunky intelligence to the role of the doctor mother, Elisabeth.
Back then governments were paralysed from taking adequate action till the moment of acute disaster by a failure of imagination - they didn't really know what to do - which was combined with a belief that to bail out the banks would be to reward recklessness and greed.
