Sentence examples for does not take sufficient from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately, the Legislature's last best offer does not take sufficient action to restore New York State's long-term fiscal stability," Mr. Paterson said in a written statement issued Monday evening after he had met with leaders of the Senate and the Assembly to review their latest proposal.

The council's new guidelines make clear that this form of sentencing does not take sufficient account the potentially catastrophic long-term effect on the victim.

The city "does not take sufficient steps to secure accurate and complete witness statements, including preventing officers from concealing misconduct".

'The [Supreme Court] gave us the possibility of alleviating intolerable suffering, and the bill does not take sufficient measures in that regard.'.

"The [Supreme Court] gave us the possibility of alleviating intolerable suffering, and the bill does not take sufficient measures in that regard".

The government is likely to see it as a very hot potato indeed, and the British Organ Donation Society thinks it doesn't take sufficient account of families' wishes.

He had some general numbers, and some new policy proposals having to do with controlling health care costs through an independent board, triggering automatic budget cuts in case Congress doesn't take sufficient action by 2014, etc.

The answer is that ISDA's number-crunching doesn't take sufficient account of counterparty risk the danger that a party to a trade will fail to keep its end of the bargain.

David Lampe of Harvard Business School said league tables did not take sufficient account of the diversity of student interests.

Brendan Paddy of Amnesty said: "Our conclusion was that in a number of incidents they did not take sufficient precautions to prevent civilian casualties.

That report is not made public unless the board determines that the firm did not take sufficient steps to remedy the problems over the following 12 months.