Sentence examples for is insufficient in relation from inspiring English sources
Vietnamese mothers have a legal right to four months maternity leave [ 13], which is insufficient in relation to the WHO recommendation about six months of exclusive breastfeeding.
Previous studies [ 6, 7] have showed that the majority of time during school recess and PE lessons is spent at lower intensities of PA, and the amount of time spent in moderate-to-vigorous PA (MVPA) is insufficient in relation to the recommended amount of 60 daily minutes in MVPA [ 8].
Moreover, the resources earmarked for combating the opioid crisis would appear to be insufficient in relation to the gravity and enormity of the problem.
While those studies did not include an intervention, the difficulties described by them may help us to explain why in the present study, although combined intervention contributed to increasing revision, correction attempts continued to be insufficient in relation to the total text errors after the intervention.
Four months is insufficient in this case.
And the FISA court has been insufficient in its review.
Baljit Ubhey, the chief crown prosecutor of CPS London, said: "Having carefully reviewed this case, we have decided that there is insufficient evidence to prosecute in relation to allegations of sexual offences made by two males believed to be aged between 14 and 15 at the time of the alleged offending.
October 9: CPS says there is "insufficient evidence" to charge anyone in relation to cash-for-honours allegations against the Conservative party.
"We have also decided there is insufficient evidence to authorise charges in relation to three separate allegations.
There is "insufficient cross-border cooperation," the letter states, "in relation to the UK's national procedure of placing Latvian citizens up for adoption without parental consent".
Results are controversial on the relationship of intake of dietary sugars to IR, glucose intolerance and diabetes, and there is insufficient evidence on which to make recommendations in relation to digestible carbohydrate intakes.
