But the appeals court reached the opposite conclusion, finding that a breach of contract, standing alone, would be insufficient to constitute a fraud absent an affirmative misstatement at the time of the sale of the mortgages.
The programme objectives are not SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, time-bound) and constitute an insufficient basis for performance monitoring and evaluation.
The consequence of prolonged and insufficient recruitment constitutes one of the most frequent and serious challenges to the viability, quality and effectiveness of difficult and costly research [ 26].
Moreover, while limiting SSB consumption is recommended by public health agencies [ 10– 12] and taxation of SSB has been considered [ 13, 14], there is insufficient evidence of what constitutes appropriate replacement beverages to make recommendations [ 3, 8].
The questionnaire or measuring instrument is insufficient to dictate what constitutes measurement error in a variable like y5 because the latent-effect portion of the model contributes importantly to η3's identity or meaning.
Although one of its core dimensions is Equality and Diversity, respondents observed that there is insufficient guidance on what skills/knowledge constitutes CC.
Though important, the types and quantities of short-range microstructures polymers contain and which constitutes our present level of structural knowledge, is insufficient for the development of truly relevant structure-property relations.
Although a foreign body in the airway of children constitutes a medical emergency, most available therapeutic tools are insufficient, and treatment can be difficult.
Nonetheless, we have implemented an analogous extension, aware that the induction we use constitutes a loss of optimality where alignment space is insufficient.
The conclusion: "After careful review of this incident, there is insufficient evidence to indicate that your brother's death constitutes a racially motivated homicide".
