Sentence examples for believe sufficient from inspiring English sources

We do not believe sufficient disparity has been shown to warrant an adjustment in the decree.

Sensenbrenner will also have to overcome opposition on the House judiciary committee if he is to move his bill forward, although allies believe sufficient numbers of Republican co-sponsors may pressure the chairman, Bob Goodlatte – once a supporter of reform – to allow mark-up of the bill.

Because we do not believe sufficient consensus exists on fundamental elements of the CEWG recommendations, we believe the Director-General should be tasked with undertaking discussions with Member States, individually or regionally on the concepts in the experts' report.

We believe sufficient evidence exists to conclude that there is an association between lead dose and decrements in cognitive function in adults.

Many clinicians believe sufficient evidence exists to support the efficacy of high-dose IV MTX±cytarabine for CNS-directed prophylaxis and may be uncomfortable enrolling patients to a protocol with a chance of not receiving it.

Although there were some persistent treatment effects at this time point [ 67, 68], there is still a wide range in the variables of interest, and, we believe, sufficient to answer the research questions posed in this manuscript.

Prime Minister Tony Blair said this week that he believed sufficient progress was possible by next year.

But Levy believed sufficient time had passed that employees could accommodate a more realistic and tough tone on his part.

In making the announcements, officials took care to make clear that they believed sufficient money had been raised to care for all victims of the disaster.

Without ever setting foot in Birmingham, Hoover fenced off Macon Weaver, a seasoned federal prosecutor, from receiving the evidence that dozens of F.B.I. agents on the scene believed sufficient to put Chambliss, Blanton and possibly Cherry away in one fell swoop.

Meanwhile the Catholic bishops said that while they had some reservations about the plans, which have already won the approval of the Irish government, they believed "sufficient grounds now exist to give real hope for a new beginning in policing".