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They expected Israel to be lambasted for not taking sufficient care to avoid civilian casualties.

"The entrance of illegal miners is well documented, and they are not taking sufficient measures to prevent it," said Aimé Tillet, a member of an indigenous advocacy group, Wataniba.

The mood is not yet reminiscent of 2000-style euphoria 2008-styleyle despaIn.In Goldman's view the bears are not taking sufficient account of the growth of the developing world and are focusing too much on crises in small countries like Greece and Portugal.

On June 21st the lower house of Congress voted to impeach him, charging him both with failing in his duties regarding the deaths of the farmers and with various cases of malfeasance earlier in his presidency, including allowing his leftist allies to hold a meeting in an army base and not taking sufficient action against a guerrilla group.

However, a problem arises when the total error is underestimated either by conducting too few experimental studies or by not taking sufficient account of batch-to-batch variability.

Expert clinicians and organisations offering recommendations to the clinical community have often erred as a result of not taking sufficient account of evidence.

David Lampe of Harvard Business School said league tables did not take sufficient account of the diversity of student interests.

Brendan Paddy of Amnesty said: "Our conclusion was that in a number of incidents they did not take sufficient precautions to prevent civilian casualties.

That report is not made public unless the board determines that the firm did not take sufficient steps to remedy the problems over the following 12 months.

But Mr. Rehn also warned that those studies might not take sufficient account of the need to restore faith in countries blocked from borrowing money on international markets.

The unprecedented step was taken by the International Association of Athletics Federations because an expert task force ruled that Russia had not taken sufficient steps to overhaul its testing procedures and prove its athletes were clean.