Spanish officials said they simply did not have sufficient cause to charge Mr. Zougam.
Hanen did not rule on whether the executive action itself was legal but said that the states had sufficient cause to challenge it.
In July, a Stockholm judge ruled that Sweden's prosecutor had sufficient cause to continue to pursue the arrest of Assange in order to question him about the crimes of which he is suspected.
The court shall not assess penalties for noncompliance with administrative subpoenas under section 7607(a) of this title, or actions under section 7414 of this title, where the violator had sufficient cause to violate or fail or refuse to comply with such subpoena or action.
A state appellate court ruled on Tuesday that a New York City police officer who found a concealed handgun on a 14-year-old in the Bronx during a stop-and-frisk encounter in 2010 did not have sufficient cause to search him, and reversed his conviction.
After reviewing certain documents, Ruz accepted that he had sufficient cause to investigate potential "simulated contracts" that evidenced a discrepancy between what was stipulated in those, and what services were ultimately received in order to mask certain payments.
Thus, clinicians and researchers may need to have sufficient cause to broaden their differential diagnosis to include other neurodegenerative causes in most individuals under 65 who are on cART treatment and have well controlled disease (i.e., adequate plasma and CSF viral control).
In a well-known series of essays, now published as Kim (1993), Jaegwon Kim offered a view that attempts to reconcile the causal closure of the physical (the view that physical events that have sufficient causes have sufficient physical causes) with our intuitions about the efficacy of the mental.
High-frequency light has sufficient energy to break apart chemical bonds, causing DNA damage.
Our country has sufficient supply.
Development of the ALS-like phenotype and pathology in the SOD1 T116X homozygous and SOD1 T116X /hwtSOD1 mice demonstrates that an N-terminus polypeptide of only 115 amino acid has sufficient toxicity to cause ALS.
