Sentence examples for insufficient to put from inspiring English sources

Ms. Reno refused on grounds that evidence was insufficient to put the independent counsel law into effect.

Second, fires plagued the city because the available water was insufficient to put them out and because there was no pressure to propel water to the tops of four- or five-story buildings.

However, most observers believe that these sums are insufficient to put the program in place.

In Argentina, Brazil and other South American countries actual regulations are insufficient to put pressure on local companies to improve the quality of their products.

"Administrative authorities are simply insufficient to put an end to this crisis," Weiss said.

However, emissions targets enshrined for implementation by 2030 are alarmingly insufficient to put the brakes on global climate change and are paving the way for a temperature increase between 2.7° and 3.7°C, depending on modelling assumptions.

The judge in the case, Quentin Purdy, said there was "insufficient evidence" to put the two men on trial.

In fact, officials express frustration when high schools send insufficient information to put a student's achievement in perspective, and worry about having to put more weight on standardized test scores.

At the time that Mr. Abdulmutallab's name was recorded in the Tide database in November, an Obama administration official said, there was "insufficient derogatory information available" to put him on the T.S.D.B, no-fly or selectee lists, and so he was not on any watch list when he boarded the plane bound for Detroit.

A comprehensive evaluation of the criminal justice response to domestic violence crime by the California State Attorney General (CA-SAG) found that entire police agencies were seen to put insufficient effort into DV crime investigation (CA-SAG 2005 54).

That appears to be insufficient incentive for foreign acquirers to put money into the United States.