Sentence examples for it has collected enough from inspiring English sources

The United States has also pushed for a United Nations investigation, but it made clear on Thursday that it has collected enough evidence on its own and with Britain and other countries to make its assessment.

And when it has collected enough, it sounds a gong.

That news infuriated a broad opposition movement, which says it has collected enough valid signatures to pave the way for a vote.

It has collected enough signatures to place two measures on the ballot in June intended to block the plan and give voters a greater say in redevelopment.

"The voices, music, city sounds and other random noise are shaped into complex algorithmic compositions, which can be played after it has collected enough of them," says Morozov. "It is a kind of reality re-mixer by simply re-mixer bye simplye and pauses between loud sounds and woremovingcreathe the silencef very rhythmicandand organised aural expausesce, which sounds very musical to me".

After the Indonesian tsunami it was widely reported that MSF urged donors to stop sending it money for Asian tsunami victims, saying it had collected enough funds to manage its own relief effort there and that donors should focus on donating to other MSF relief efforts.

In the wake of the 2004 tsunami that devastated shorelines around the Indian Ocean, the relief group Doctors Without Borders won plaudits for its decision to halt fund-raising for the disaster once it had collected enough donations to accomplish the mission it had set for itself.

The company introduced it in September as a Facebook application, though it began delivering matches only this month, when it had collected enough photographs.

On Monday evening, just hours before the workers rallied at dawn, SEIU announced that it had collected enough signature to get an initiative to raise California's state minimum wage to $15 an hour on the November 2016 ballot.

Today, his office issued a statement saying it had collected enough evidence to support an indictment against Mr Katsav on charges of rape, harassment, abuse of power and obstruction of justice, among other crimes.

The Kremlin, which has been stung by criticism about the sailors' scant pay and their families' dilapidated housing, said it had collected enough in donations to give each of the 118 families an additional $27,000 beyond the $7,000 in pay already awarded them.