"There are sufficient questions regarding the proposed settlement," he wrote.
"I am not saying these are impeachable acts," he said, "but they raise sufficient questions".
The Premiership newcomers were strangely tepid in the first period, thereby failing to ask sufficient questions of a team perhaps feeling the effects of an arduous Champions League outing.
"Sufficient questions exist to require a full and complete investigation of this matter to determine what actually happened," Mr. Schmidt wrote.
The Senate report questions whether some versions of intelligence reports prepared by the C.I.A. in late 2002 and early 2003 raised sufficient questions about the reliability of Mr. Libi's claims.
Were they asking sufficient questions about competency of directors and appropriately engaged in examining and approving compensation cultures?" The best standards of boardroom behaviour are enshrined in the combined code on corporate governance, set up in the wake of the Maxwell scandal of the early 1990s and overseen by the Financial Reporting Council.
Next, I declare which columns of the Qualtrics data will be loaded into memory later.You can adjust the program, for instance, to allow for different gift card code amounts, send the codes to phone numbers, check if the respondent has answered sufficient questions, or include their name in the email.
"I do think that sufficient questions have been raised about the legalities of several things this administration has engaged in," said former Representative Bob Barr of Georgia, who was a House manager during Mr. Clinton's impeachment process and is running for Congress again.
When new forensic evidence becomes available after a conviction there is no systematic framework to help lawyers to determine whether it raises sufficient questions about the verdict in order to launch an appeal.
The judge called the allegations "troubling," but said they didn't raise sufficient questions to support an injunction.
