Sentence examples for given adequate opportunity from inspiring English sources
Hammerschlag found the Obeids were not denied procedural fairness, but were given adequate opportunity to deal with relevant matters before the Icac inquiry.
Mr. Kehne had argued that the defense was not given adequate opportunity to establish that Mr. Wells was incompetent to stand trial.
If the employer has doubts about the official status of the inspector, he is given adequate opportunity to reassure himself in this regard before permitting entry.
Jan Perez, a managing partner of CME Outfitters, said in an e-mail message on Tuesday that the company was "very disappointed" with the bias finding and was not given adequate opportunity to respond to the allegations.
Groups like the Associated Builders and Contractors have said in filings that they were not given adequate opportunity to provide input on the rule, a position that Mr. Michaels, the former OSHA head, rejected.
Before treatment is initiated, the patient or surrogate must be given adequate opportunity to consult with independent specialists, legal counsel or other interested parties of his or her choosing.
Findings of the study revealed that students were given adequate opportunities to organize group projects, of which 44% were faculty and university projects while the rest were academic and students' society projects.
Students are also given adequate opportunities to listen to native speakers and should leave a unit with the ability to interpret what is being said about its theme.
Specific language impairment (SLI) is a common neurodevelopmental disorder diagnosed in children with language abilities below age expectations, given adequate educational opportunities and in the absence of other medical conditions, such as hearing deficits or intellectual disability.
Familiar arguments against long-term methadone treatment are as follows: When drug users are engaged in an activity that is amenable to behavioural therapy and given adequate encouragement and opportunity, recovery is achievable, in the form of abstinence from all addictive substances.
In this instance, however, it is unclear what caused the jam and whether the building's owner or agent was given adequate notice of the defect and an opportunity to respond.
