Sentence examples for full and sufficient from inspiring English sources

That response is full and sufficient.

The regulated content has the full protection of the First Amendment and this, I submit, is itself a full and sufficient reason for holding the statute unconstitutional...

They were to be summoned "with full and sufficient authority on behalf of themselves and the community... to do whatever shall be ordained by common counsel".

I sent him on with my crew, and told Piraeus to take him home and look after him till I could come for him myself". She heeded her son's words, washed her face, changed her dress, and vowed full and sufficient hecatombs to all the gods if they would only vouchsafe her revenge upon the suitors.

But come, tell me what you saw". "Do not scold me, mother,' answered Telemachus, "nor vex me, seeing what a narrow escape I have had, but wash your face, change your dress, go upstairs with your maids, and promise full and sufficient hecatombs to all the gods if Jove will only grant us our revenge upon the suitors.

Furthermore it shows that (1) local, natural or social factors alone are not able to give a full and sufficient explanation of the differences in a location's centrality as well as (2) the evident need for integrated research frameworks in the analysis of human environmental relationships throughout time.

Prosecuting a former president for offenses that received full hearing and sufficient punishment in a Senate trial would set a bad precedent.

That message, it is claimed, would "allow [Labour] to address public concerns on the fiscal deficit, guarantee that all cuts announced for this parliament could be reversed in full and allow sufficient space for a programme of economic transformation".

While pedigrees can be reconstructed without sampling parents, the power to infer half-sib families is less than that to infer full-sib families, and sufficient numbers of offspring must be collected to sample half-sib families suggesting that often only broad-sense genetic parameters can be estimated.

The story does not provide a full and fair exposition sufficient to qualify as nonpartisan analysis, study or research.

Assume the same facts as in Example (1), except that the newsletter story provides a full and fair exposition sufficient to qualify as nonpartisan analysis, study or research.