Sentence examples for language is sufficient from inspiring English sources

While many of the federal statutes do not use the term 'Internet gambling,' the Department believes that their statutory language is sufficient to cover Internet gambling".

All the required information (e.g. stereoisomers, metal complexes or multi-component structures linked to their single-component counterparts) is held in the database, and thus only a processing script written in a suitable programming language is sufficient to produce a version of MBTPsubDS.

It is reasonable to postulate that the same mechanism used to deal with the competition that exists among phonologically similar words within a given language is sufficient to deal with the additional competition that might arise from phonologically similar words in another language.

However, our records illustrate very clearly that the participants' symptom experiences were often so foreign to them that only metaphoric language was sufficient to explain them.

Comprehension of the Dutch language was sufficient when the participants were able to understand the text of the vignettes without asking for clarification.

The study did, however, include a large proportion of women from non-English speaking backgrounds, facilitated by the use of interviewer administered questionnaires that required only English language ability that is sufficient to understand simple verbal questions, rather than English language proficiency or literacy.

A minority of linguists have argued that language loss is a natural process that should not be counteracted, and that documenting endangered languages for posterity is sufficient.

Phenomenologists, however, do not think that the study of ordinary language is a sufficient basis for studying the phenomena, because ordinary language cannot and need not completely reveal the complexity of phenomena.

The answer, as Lewty--on the evidence of Bravura Cool--well knows, is that if language is indeed sufficient for the daily, it is equally the case that it is insufficient when the unit of measure is a lifetime.

Patient whose proficiency of the English language is not sufficient to carry out consent on scene.

Agency officials and western diplomats, while neither confirming nor denying the absence of Farsi speakers in safeguards, say there is sufficient language expertise in the agency as a whole for it not to matter.