The courts had previously ruled that adequate drainage for the land was the responsibility of the Bureau of Reclamation.
When the capital is ruled by normal, adequate people who are in pursuit of Ukrainian — and not American — goals, then we can exist with them in peace.
But the deputy president of the supreme court, Lady Hale, sitting with Lord Clarke, Lord Reed, Lord Toulson and Lord Hodge, ruled that there were adequate safeguards in place and that there were "great benefits to the public in such a power", particularly to the black community.
If, however, our intuition that the purported inference is valid is stronger than our confidence that our logical rules are adequate, we might consider amending the rules.
The Americans have indicated that in addition to assuring that the international rules are adequate, they want to see whether the rules are interpreted and enforced in a consistent manner.
A judge has now ruled that this settlement was adequate, with one or two tweaks.
In the other case, the jury ruled that Merck had given adequate warning by the time the plaintiff, Brian Hermans of Green Bay, Wis., died of a heart attack in September 2002 at the age of 44.
But the court ruled Malaysia did not offer adequate protection for refugees.
People often find themselves in complex situations for which no rule provides adequate guidance and the right course of action is unclear".
He has written that "[t]he choice between narrow and broad rulings must itself be made on a case-by-case basis; no rule is adequate to the task".
These rules are adequate for extracting valuable insight which helps in decision making.
