Sentence examples for conducted sufficient from inspiring English sources
He said that neither the United States nor China conducted sufficient safety inspections, and that the effort was complicated by the numerous agencies involved.
The coach of the American women's Olympic swimming team said yesterday that he was concerned that the sport's world governing body had not conducted sufficient out-of-competition drug tests with the Summer Games approaching next month in Sydney, Australia.
Still, like the Americans in their sector, they are considered not to have conducted sufficient foot patrols.The French have not been active enough in looking for arms in either the north or the south.
Proxy access was bitterly opposed by public companies and blocked by the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia on controversial grounds, namely that the S.E.C. had not conducted sufficient cost-benefit analysis of the rule.
The financial industry has sued, saying the agency, among other things, had not conducted sufficient cost-benefit analysis of the tough "position limits" plan, which they say would reduce liquidity and increase volatility.
There had not been conducted sufficient test flights to establish the wind conditions above the airport caused by Teisthammeren, a mountain next to the airport.
Failing to conduct sufficient checks to ensure salesmen were 'of good character'.
However, it also said that Labor failed to conduct sufficient checks as to whether the project was worth keeping.
However, we found that the I.N.S. did not conduct sufficient and regular visits to Passaic to ensure the conditions of confinement were appropriate.
He explained, "There are too many aspects of the deal that don't make sense, and there's no way, as an outsider, that you could conduct sufficient due diligence to figure out if it is criminal".
The new agency chief, Oscar Parrilli, said Stiuso had failed to conduct sufficient inquiries into international calls in and out of Argentina between 1991 and 1996 in connection with the 1994 Amia blast.
