Sentence examples for constitute sufficient from inspiring English sources

While holding on the merits that a union shop requirement does not violate those Amendments, we held that the Railway Labor Act provision governing union shop agreements constitute sufficient governmental action to require consideration of the constitutional issues: 'The federal statute is the source of power and authority by which any private rights are lost or sacrificed.' Id., at 232, 76 S.Ct.

Shop stewards said these amendments did not constitute sufficient progress.

This, a federal appeals court held, did not constitute sufficient evidence for discrimination.

That alone would constitute sufficient evidence that the religious right's political influence has begun to wane.

The written representation will ordinarily constitute sufficient evidence that the purpose test has been satisfied.

Police reports and callouts did not constitute sufficient proof of entitlement to legal aid under the regulations.

What constituted sufficient proof of witchcraft?

What constitutes "sufficient profit" is, obviously, a tricky one.

By focusing on the term 'statistical significance', we ignore the more important issue of what constitutes sufficient evidence of a true association.

In his letter, Mr. Durbin questioned whether issuing those memorandums constituted sufficient reforms, noting that the action fell short of creating a new curriculum on the topic.

France, whose Foreign Minister told reporters last week that a decision on the use of force was still in the future, now believes that last week's Security Council resolution constitutes sufficient legal grounds for NATO to take military action against President Milosevic's forces, French officials said today in Paris.