Sentence examples for have sufficient confidence from inspiring English sources
American officials did not have sufficient confidence in the Libyan police to coördinate with them for Khatallah's arrest.
Over 80% of victims of sexual and personal violence do not have sufficient confidence in our criminal justice system to report what has happened to them.
It is unrealistic to believe Rohingya whose villages have been destroyed by the military would have sufficient confidence to dare return.
Writing in the Guardian on Monday, Keir Starmer QC calls for a "radical review" because most victims of sexual violence or assaults do not have sufficient confidence in the police and courts to report what happened.
Rather, we should seek to persuade parliament to consider whether, under the current system of oversight, it can have sufficient confidence to make decisions on national security based on the evidence of intelligence relayed to it by the executive.
The courts still must review the entire record in search of conceivable ways the error may have influenced the jury; they still must conduct their review de novo; and they still must decide whether they have sufficient confidence that the verdict would have remained unchanged even if the error had not occurred.
North's subsequent bids were relay, demanding more information, and he had sufficient confidence to redouble when Soloway doubled with the East hand.
Adam Pearson, the former Leeds United commercial director, backed by a Leeds entrepreneur, Peter Wilkinson, bought the club, and the council then had sufficient confidence to furnish them with the stadium.
Scholars in the discipline, including Wang, also hope her trajectory bodes well, by signalling willingness to value quality over quantity in fields where China has sufficient confidence in its home-grown research capacity.
"Even so, the sheer quality of an exceptional set of results should not be underestimated in such a tough trading environment; the company has grown customer numbers, profits, revenues and has sufficient confidence in its future prospects to raise the dividend," Curr said.
