It is very important that the responsibility of the riots be investigated, from the role played by instigators to the inexplicably inadequate response of more than 6,000 police under the UN leadership and 18,000 Nato troops.
It has been revealed by this study that women entrepreneurs operated in an unfavorable socio-cultural environment which was characterized by unequal distribution of social responsibility, inadequate education, and patriarchal ideology, poor quality of products, inadequate capital and the unreliable market for the produced goods.
The regulation of HBOS by the Financial Services Authority – which was shut down last weekend – is described as "thoroughly inadequate", but the responsibility for the management failures is placed squarely on the three men.
While some first-year students experience little or no anxiety, most freshmen have a stress story like Kate's, be it academic or personal -- about family or financial responsibilities, inadequate high school preparation or pressure to do well in today's increasingly competitive environment.
The findings suggest a health system ecology among study participants characterized by poorly defined provider roles and responsibilities, inadequate communication, delays and omissions in care information.
There are still a number of significant constraints to programme implementation, including; late funding, capacity of partners, lack of a common understanding on roles and responsibilities, inadequate consultations, lack of monitoring and evaluation and instances of resistance to the programme.
Our fact-checking process was obviously inadequate; we take full responsibility and we should have known better".
The New York Magazine reporter referred requests for comment to a spokesperson, who referred the Guardian to a statement saying the magazine was "duped" and added, "our fact-checking process was obviously inadequate; we take full responsibility and we should have known better".
Yet the key difference lies in their ability to prove the PSF's responsibility for inadequate quality.
The pessimist takes a libertarian position and finds the optimist's account of freedom and responsibility wholly inadequate.
