Hence the sages, realizing that man cannot well survive in a state of anarchy, used this intelligence to formulate the social distinctions and rules of social behaviour which would check the encroachments of one individual upon another and thereby ensure sufficiency for all.
These, however, are also not well documented, coordinated and, recognised by existing water development and management framework which undermines local efforts for water sufficiency to all.
Economic policy must promote not more affluence as currently defined, but rather fairness and sufficiency for all citizens -- so that all may live with self and Earth respect.
Back then, the population was small and groundwater, which is largely viewed as a common pool resource, was able to provide water sufficiency for all needs/people.
As Europeans have demonstrated over decades, pursuing self-sufficiency above all else is extremely wasteful.
The only dignified route is to work toward self-sufficiency using all available means — recognition of Israel included.
A farm on the property is an effort at self-sufficiency, and all the restaurant's chicken and eggs, and many vegetables and herbs, are produced in-house.
Plenty, according to the the position paper: the argument hinges on self-sufficiency among all national cricket boards rather than reliance on centralised funding from the ICC.
Sufficiency holds that all persons equally have a claim to live a sufficiently good life, and that people's condition is relevantly and importantly equal when all equally live at or above the level of sufficiency.
All the sufficiencies in (i - iv) follow from Proposi - iv2.2 and (H_{p, q}(0^)=1/3).
Waldron claims that, contrary to Macpherson, Tully, and others, Locke did not recognize a sufficiency condition at all.
