It deferred ruling on whether the FACA disclosure duty was sufficiently clear and nondiscretionary for mandamus to issue.
The senators continue, "Based on this knowledge, GlaxoSmithKline had a duty to sufficiently warn patients and the FDA of its concerns in a timely manner.
In Arpaly's view, acting rightly from a sense of duty is compatible with acting rightly in a way that is not praiseworthy at all, if one's view of duty is sufficiently mistaken that one ends up doing the right thing only by accident.
We have argued that prospective parents as well as several other categories of potential parents have at least a minimal moral duty to sufficiently try to optimize the circumstances of conception.
His position and official duties were not sufficiently important, however, to infer that he took part in originating or formulating propaganda campaigns.
Child-rearing duties do not sufficiently explain the wage-gap.
In other words, to avoid having to stop the data transmission during the setup process, in a normal reconfiguration nodes can use the portion of each cycle in which all clusters would normally be sleeping, assuming that the duty cycle is sufficiently less than 1.
To be reconnected to the rest of the network, isolated nodes will remain awake (during the time that the system would otherwise be idle, if the duty cycle is sufficiently less than 1, or constantly if not) waiting for the RCN message that will start a new reconfiguration process, allowing them to select a new CH.
The being specially charged with the duty to enforce the statute is sufficiently apparent when such duty exists under the general authority of some law, even though such authority is not to be found in the particular act.
The Maryland court continued, "In the absence of contractual privity, its equivalent has been found and a tort duty imposed when 'a sufficiently close nexus or relationship' is shown". Id. (quoting Weisman v. Connors, 540 A.2d 793, 793 (1988)).
