With qualified and adequately paid representation, cost-effective alternatives to incarceration are identified and fewer convictions are reversed because of ineffective assistance of counsel.
Siobhan Freegard, founder of UK parenting site Netmums, said: "All the evidence shows young children thrive best on one-on-one care – so to suggest one person, however qualified, can adequately care for four babies or six toddlers at once, as the new ratios will allow, is nonsense".
35 Continued efforts are needed to make the government care providers and facilities more accessible to caregivers and improve access to qualified and adequately trained physicians for those who need it.
Are high-street beauticians adequately qualified to treat thread veins?
Reacting logically to a culture that views us as inherently less intelligent and authoritative, women are less likely to see ourselves as adequately qualified to comment or pontificate.
"We have serious concerns that not all those who offer cosmetic procedures are adequately qualified, or that patients are getting accurate information prior to treatment.
And, if so, do RPI, IPI, and PI firms need to employ scientists in combination with a workforce having the respective qualifications, or is it sufficient if scientists or employees alone are adequately qualified.
Val Prosser, a member of the elderly client team at solicitors Furley Page, says: "People risk being cheated by unscrupulous salesmen who offer to write their wills but are not adequately qualified, trained or insured, and may charge additional costs for extras".
Auditors said 48 of the claims had no referral from a physician, 43 could not prove that the provider was adequately qualified, and 37 had no proof that the services were ever rendered.
He is an amateur mountaineer, but also an academic librarian and historian, and thus more than adequately qualified to comment on the literary merits and factual inadequacies of Macfarlane's work.
In the early Muslim community every adequately qualified jurist had the right to exercise such original thinking, mainly raʾy (personal judgment) and qiyās (analogical reasoning), and those who did so were termed mujtahids.
