Methods not shown include the Carroll method, the Sandell and Handtevy tapes (insufficient data) and neonatal weight estimation applications (out of scope).
However, an appellate court reversed the obscenity ruling, because simply playing the tape was insufficient evidence of the constitutional requirement that it had no artistic value.
Use of an occlusive dressing may be helpful if tape is insufficient.
At town hall meetings crowded with Sandy victims, Christie has acknowledged the recovery delays, but said much of the blame lay elsewhere — in poor policies, insufficient funding and "immeasurable" red tape devised by federal agencies.
Upon Bradley's retirement two decades later, political power in City Hall became diffused, and citizens, especially those living in outlying areas, complained increasingly about bureaucratic red tape, inadequate city services, and insufficient representation on the city council.
We concluded that both can be more easily understood as addressing weaknesses in traditional humanitarian aid – red tape, lack of country ownerships, insufficient stakeholder involvement, need for results-based management, etc. – than as addressing problems of GPG provision.
The hospital lacked protocols to deal with an Ebola patient, offered no advance training and provided them with insufficient gear, including non-impermeable gowns, gloves with no taping around wrists and suits that left their necks exposed, it claimed.
But although the transcripts of the tapes have made for good reading, they may be insufficient as evidence, government officials acknowledge, and despite his avowed determination, Mr. Mesic may have difficulty prosecuting individuals.
The appeals court held that the statements on the tape were inconsistent with evidence in the case and were insufficient to hold Van der Sloot.
Jugga was picked up by the Toronto Police on a dangerous weapons charge for brass knuckles shortly after news of Crack Tape 2 broke (a charge that has since been dropped due to insufficient evidence).
