Sentence examples for be regarded as sufficient from inspiring English sources
Gavin Millar QC, a media specialist, said: "Courts are increasingly granting anonymity to claimants where withholding details of evidence used to be regarded as sufficient.
Labour was planning to vote against the programme motion, which allowed 10 days for line-by-line debate in a committee of the whole house, but party sources indicated around 20-25 days may be regarded as sufficient for the issues to be adequately aired.
First he succeeded in having the evidence heard by a single judge rather than a less easily controlled jury; then he had to make judicial history by persuading the court that mental illness should be regarded as sufficient grounds to commute the death penalty.
The corresponding positive hypothesis that possession of a polynomial time decision algorithm should be regarded as sufficient grounds for regarding a problem as feasibly decidable was first put forth by Cobham (1965) and Edmonds (1965a).
In both cases, land-use integration can be regarded as sufficient due to the earlier zoning plans permitting mixed-use developments along all main access roads and establishing the integration of basic services and commercial activities.
The review was carried out by the author and books editor Phyllis Hartnoll, in whose view "There is a faint but unattractive touch of old-fashioned xenophobia in the author's attitude to the thieves; they are 'foreign' ... and this seems to be regarded as sufficient to explain their criminality".
"Wearing the T-shirts, pinning on the badges and waving the banners once a year during the weeks of action is regarded as sufficient demonstration of their commitment to equality and diversity.
Uncertainty about NATO's policy of probable first use of nuclear weapons was regarded as sufficient to make Europe an unsafe place for the Soviet Union to risk the consequences of a conventional war.
It was regarded as sufficient that at least 8 of these tracks could still be controlled after the installation of the HPP's machines and pipes (Mutschler and Triantafyllidis 2009).
