Asked whether the Arts Council had done enough to address concerns about the distribution of its money around the country, and whether it was still regarded as too London-focused, Whittingdale said: "They have done quite a bit" but said they could do more and it was "something the chairman and chief executive were looking at".
After Boy's Suicide, Questions About Missed Signs Bart Palosz's death has a Connecticut community asking whether it did enough to address the bullying or to provide support for Bart, who had posted his suicidal thoughts on social media.
His death has left the community — which has 9,000 students in its school district — asking whether it did enough to address the bullying or to provide support for Bart, who had posted his suicidal thoughts, and details of a possible earlier attempt, on social media.
"The market can either prove that it's disciplined enough and stable enough to address its problem," he said, "or, inevitably, whether it's the right thing to do or the wrong thing to do, the political system will cut them off at the pass".
And politics aside, there is still the awkward question of whether the plan does enough to address the actual budget issues.
The board, or its audit committee, deserves the chance to reach its own conclusions about the whether the allegations are material enough to address.
Asked whether housing associations are doing enough to address the need for new affordable homes, opinion was split: 38% said much more needs to be done, while 37% said they already do a lot but that they could do more.
VICE asked Crey whether Ottawa's promises were enough to address the issues that have contributed to the crisis.
The report revives the political issue about how well the F.B.I. and C.I.A. performed and whether the Bush administration has moved aggressively enough to address the agencies' failings.
