Today and Thursday at closed-door meetings attended by the city's police commissioner and city and state lawmakers, there were heated exchanges and criticism of what many view as inadequate police protection and a criminal justice system that routinely returns violent offenders to the streets quickly.
Because of rising costs and what they view as inadequate federal reimbursements, Medicare health maintenance organizations dropped at least 1.7 million seniors from 1998 to 2001.
But after being sexually assaulted by fellow students, Karasek and Commings said, they were shocked that administrators seemed disinterested in their complaints, failed to keep them informed about their investigations and levied what they view as inadequate sanctions.
The ones that don't, are sometimes viewed (and view themselves) as inadequate, forever yearning to be someone they're not.
But in those other cases, might a dismissed plaintiff's failure to seek books and records before suing be viewed as inadequate representation?
According to the second study, conducted by researchers from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, medical students who are depressed or prone to depression often believe they are viewed as inadequate and incompetent by those around them.
Stephanie A. Miner, the Syracuse mayor, whom the governor just last year handpicked to be the co-chairwoman of the state Democratic Party, publicly assailed his proposed budget because of what she viewed as inadequate provisions to assist struggling upstate cities.
The high court overturned his conviction after finding that Hinton's defense attorney at the time had hired an "expert" witness — a trained civil engineer Andrew Payne Jr. — whom the attorney viewed as "inadequate" because he didn't think he was allowed to spend more than $1,000 to hire a more qualified one.
Alberta did have a carbon tax before the election, but it was widely viewed as inadequate, and the former governing party, the Progressive Conservatives, who ran the province for four decades, seemed unwilling to press the oil and gas industry on the issue; energy royalties are a major source of provincial revenue.
After Fiat-Chrysler workers rejected a contract they viewed as inadequate and forced more concessions from the weakest of the Detroit Three automakers, expectations ran high for what workers at the stronger companies — Ford and General Motors — would be able to achieve on top of that.
Instead, they focused on Israel's obligation to dismantle "unauthorized" West Bank settlement outposts and called for the release of more than 6,000 Palestinian prisoners in Israeli jails; Israel's removal of a handful of settlements and the release of a few hundred prisoners was viewed as inadequate.
