Sentence examples for has submitted sufficient from inspiring English sources
(2) which read as follows: "the offeror has submitted sufficient information to evaluate, through price analysis, the reasonableness of the price for such system; and".
(It has rated the United States and China pledges as "medium," for example, because they would rely on other contributions to maintain warming at 2°C. It judges that only two nations have submitted "sufficient" pledges Ethiopia and Morocco and none have submitted "role model" INDCs).
Robert Mueller has submitted his report!
An applicant that has submitted the certifications required under subparagraphs (A), (B), (C), and (H) of section 5307(c)(1) shall be deemed to have provided sufficient information upon which the Secretary may make the determinations required under this subsection.
ENRC has submitted a counter-claim.
She also has submitted proposals for New York and Vancouver.
The commission judged that some of the policies Spain had submitted "lack sufficient ambition to address the challenges identified".
She explained that probably the reason HSBC still had the old address is because I had not submitted sufficient documentation for the change to be successful -- so I asked how would I know that the address change had failed because HSBC hadn't called me?
Story 4. In November 2009, the Middle States Commission on Higher Education found that Princeton University had not submitted sufficient evidence of student achievement and demanded a "progress letter" supplying more documentation to prove that Princeton deserved to be reaccredited.
In one frequently cited ruling, Lovett v. National Collegiate Student Loan Trust 2004-1, a Florida appeals court held that the creditor, a securitized investment trust, had not submitted sufficient evidence to prove that it owned the note on a loan originated by Bank One in Chicago.
Late yesterday, Reuters reported that regulatory pressure is now being cranked up on the three, after the proposals they have submitted so far have not been considered sufficient to bring them into compliance.
