Sentence examples for has sufficient means from inspiring English sources

The fund "has sufficient means to fulfill its commitments" until a permanent fund, the European Stability Mechanism, starts operating in July, he said.

But St. Paul has sufficient means at its disposal to prevent such behavior without adding the First Amendment to the fire".

"It is obvious that we do not have sufficient means to face this crisis".

A statement said it had "sufficient means" to support itself through a bankruptcy reorganization.

In the interview, and later to me, Mr. Kagan praised the French for their willingness to use force in the pursuit of legitimate goals, even if they may not always have sufficient means to accomplish them.

Finally, borrowers must prove they have sufficient means to make the new payments.

Not only is this a time-and-place limited resource, but it's also in high demand: You have to compete with everyone else who wants or needs their time — most often by having sufficient means to pay the going rate for care.

"We served notices to them [Mr Raju's wife Nandini and her sons], and filed a prosecution complaint in the court in 2011… Though they had sufficient means to pay the tax, they deliberately did not pay," the report quotes A Ramakrishna Reddy, public prosecutor for the income-tax department, as saying.

On the global level, each nation, according to Rawls, would ideally have sufficient means to govern itself democratically (or at least "decently"), so that in working out the terms of ideal global justice, we need not worry about the sort of widespread, severe poverty and rampant corruption that currently blight the lives of billions of people (Rawls 1999b).

"Look, it doesn't make a lot of sense for us to have millions and millions of people who have no health insurance and yet who can go to the emergency room and get entirely free care for which they have no responsibility, particularly if they are people who have sufficient means to pay their own way," he said.

These households generally had sufficient means to feed their families, but most had some social, respect, health, or assistance challenges, issues not uncommon in this rural community.