Sentence examples for measures as insufficient from inspiring English sources
Some Republican lawmakers criticized the administration's measures as insufficient.
"Today's announcement by the A.T.S.B. inaccurately characterizes United's aggressive cost-cutting measures as insufficient," he said.
And some environmental groups and lawmakers criticized the measures as insufficient to help industries better compete with Chinese manufacturing.
Critics, however, have largely dismissed the measures as insufficient and as an attempt to build support for the government before elections that are widely expected in June.
Opposition lawmakers were quick to criticize the measures as insufficient, noting that Mr. Chrétien promised to create an independent ethics commissioner during his 1993 campaign and waited nine years to keep his pledge.
In a day of negotiations with high political stakes, the Republican leaders put pressure on their colleagues and frantically offered concessions to pick up votes for the bill, votes they cannot afford to lose since almost all Democrats oppose the measure as insufficient.
On Wednesday, US Secretary of State John Kerry told President Hamid Karzai that the flag, and the nameplate which included words "Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan", would be removed - measures rejected as insufficient by Afghan officials.
The CBI dismissed the labour market measures published in the enterprise bill as insufficient.
The measures were dismissed as insufficient by protesters and threatened to inflame an already volatile situation that resulted in cars and buildings being torched, iron railings being pulled down at the Tuileries Gardens and the looting of luxury goods stores around the Champs Élysées and Arc de Triomphe on Saturday.
Dewulf et al. [ 54] also investigated pigs with classical swine fever and deemed skin temperature measured using IRTM as insufficient for fever detection, since no reliable rectal temperature could be predicted, even though a significant correlation was observed (see Table 4).
Providers perceive current obstetric quality measures as imperfect and insufficient.
