When and if the case comes to court, though, such snatches won't necessarily be sufficient to secure a conviction.
It could also undermine E.U. members' belief that any concessions would be sufficient to secure a yes vote in Britain.
Instead, the class opted to allow interest rates to rise very slowly, sustaining a recovery that, while modest, was sufficient to secure re-election.
However, Gus O'Donnell, former head of the home civil service, countered that it is "self-defeating" to attack officials, and that ministers are to blame for failing to ensure that salaries are sufficient to secure properly skilled staff.
Administration officials said they were still examining whether a protocol or exchange of notes would be sufficient to secure an agreement allowing the Defense Department to proceed with a broad, accelerated testing program.
It was probably too much to expect that the arrival of Ramadan would be sufficient to secure a ceasefire in Yemen's pitiless civil war, and so it has proved.
"There's no question that markets remain skeptical that the measures taken thus far are sufficient to secure the recovery in Europe and remove the risk that the crisis will deepen," Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, said on Monday.
Both Mr Callaghan and Mr Healey are convinced that this will be sufficient to secure the endorsement of the IMF, but that the fund must be assured that there will be no backtracking in the face of the mounting complaints of Labour's own Left-wing rebels.
Thus, even in 2002, the 20-odd appearances of the word "cunt" in Ken Loach's Sweet Sixteen were sufficient to secure it an 18 certificate, thereby ensuring that the kind of people depicted in the film wouldn't be able to see it.
Mr Gettelfinger said the strike was "not about the VEBA in any shape or form" and he claims that the trust will be sufficient to secure the benefits for every hourly-paid worker at GM, as well as the retired workers, for the next 80 years.Instead, the sticking point for the UAW was future job-security.
