Re "As Evictions Rise, Bronx Program Offers Second Chance for Families in Need" (news article, April 26): I have not always agreed with New York City's homeless policies — for example, the inadequate level of financing for affordable housing for very low-income residents — but the Department of Homeless Services' eviction support program is a great example of how effective prevention is.
A Home Office report by the Refugee Council and the Children's Society last year highlighted the inadequate level of protection for trafficked children offered by the professionals and agencies who were meant to support them.
This review also highlights the lack of consistency of data, and inadequate level of detail, for example recording of date, time of day, day of week as well as gender of the child, which all appear to be relevant to developing effective countermeasures.
The AAEP blamed this failure on what they called the "woefully inadequate" level of funding for enforcement, which the law caps at $500,000 annually.
By focusing on the supposed failings of the individual, we are missing the bleeding obvious: that there are not enough jobs (and more specifically, not enough hours!) for those who can work as well as a seriously inadequate level of income support for those who cannot.
But the Durban Platform still includes wording that could be exploited by the U.S. and its allies to push a voluntary rather than binding approach, and risks locking in the current inadequate level of carbon cuts for a decade.
Other explanations for the inadequate level of antenatal coverage include difficulty securing transport (particularly for those living in remote locales), shortened clinic hours (one third of the study period took place during Ramadan), lack of trained health personnel, and prohibitive costs [ 28].
For example, our information technology and communications programs were virtually eliminated, and our Parks Division took another reduction in what was largely already an inadequate level of staff".
Inadequate inadequate level of health literacy.
Hence, plantations prefer to buy up Dayak land for inadequate levels of compensation to meet this regulation, which eliminates the opportunity for Dayak groups to receive other ES benefits, other than casual day labor (Palupi 2014).
