Sentence examples similar to insufficient amends from inspiring English sources
In May the Nigerian legislature ended consideration of a third presidential term when it became clear that there was insufficient support for amending the constitution.
Insufficient consultation time led to amended or suboptimal approaches in many cases.
The student worried that the amended version might be insufficient to meet visa requirements, but so far so good; she began the job in early May.
However, amending the law would be insufficient to change accreditor incentives, and congressional micromanagement of college standards would likely present its own set of problems.
It discusses why tort law, state legislation, FTC guidelines, and proposed regulations are insufficient methods to alleviate consumer privacy concerns and suggests amending various federal privacy laws, thereby prohibiting the underlying RFID tracking behavior.
But he also concluded that there was insufficient evidence to stage an internal disciplinary hearing because party rules then required (they have since been amended) a level of proof needed for a criminal case.
However, the study also found that, although most countries have developed or amended laws and policies with gusto, enforcement has generally been weak, due in some part to insufficient resources, limited capacities, poor coordination, or a lack of leadership.
The Constitution expressly specifies the occasions on which majority rule is to be considered insufficient: removing the President, expelling members, overriding a Presidential veto of a bill or a resolution, ratifying treaties, and amending the Constitution.
— insufficient consciousness.
