Sentence examples for rules is sufficient from inspiring English sources

In a computer algebra environment, modification of multiplication and power expansion rules is sufficient for automatic implementation of first order perturbation in an existing boundary element package written for deterministic variables.

The sweeping scale of the Me Too movement makes it clear that no mere set of rules is sufficient to prevent workplace harassment, especially when those rules fail to speak to all of the various power imbalances that make the critical distinctions between genuinely consensual workplace romances and harassment.

Moreover, a short set of behavior rules is sufficient to predict their group motion.

In many cases, a relatively short list of rules is sufficient to describe the reactions of a signaling system.

However, the integration of information from common transcription factors is mediated by the relative strength of α, β and γ, and this analysis shows that understanding these rules is sufficient to predict the salient features of gene regulation during diauxic shift, without in vitro estimation of numerous biochemical coefficients.

The existing rules were sufficient to ensure fair elections, he contended.

In a case brought by Verizon Communications Inc., the nation's largest phone company, Judge Barbara J. Rothstein of Federal District Court in Seattle ruled on Monday that federal privacy rules were sufficient to protect customers while a legal battle over state rules was pending.

Ministers rejected the Royal Society's recommendation in June that specific fracking regulations are drawn up, a suggestion Browne backs, arguing that the current patchwork of regulation from the energy department, the Environment Agency, the Health and Safety Executive and planning rules are sufficient.

Similarly, in a monetary union between an independent Scotland and the rest of the UK the two Parliaments would have to agree on whether fiscal rules were sufficient or whether similar risk-sharing mechanisms were necessary.

The American Petroleum Institute warned that the overlap with state rules would have a "chilling effect" on investment, and Mitt Romney said state rules were sufficient, which is simply not true.

The Commission also wants to know whether the new telecom rules are sufficient to tackle any problems that could arise.