Sentence examples for sufficient answer to the from inspiring English sources

To be sure, a proposal designed to lower price is by no means a sufficient answer to the problem that millions of the elderly have no coverage for prescription drugs.

Is it not sufficient answer to the dissenters' final assertion of precedential support to point out that Chicot County Drainage District v. Baxter State Bank, 308 U.S. 371, 60 S.Ct.

The objection that the laws and regulations, the violation of which is made punishable by the acts of Congress, are State laws and have not been adopted by Congress is no sufficient answer to the power of Congress to impose punishment.

Therefore, this concept however intuitively convincing––does not give a sufficient answer to the most crucial questions associated with DAA-induced ICDs in PD: how do dopaminergic drugs generally alter limbic brain functions?

A sufficient answer to this objection is that the state court recognized the present action as a proper one under the laws of Michigan for the relief sought by the plaintiff.

There are two sufficient answers to the contention.

The Affordable Care Act will be upheld if at least one of these justices is satisfied that the briefs, the arguments, and his own judicial perspective provide sufficient answers to the questions.

"The severest criticism he said made of Kilpatrick was that he did not take proper care of his horses, and the sufficient answer to this is that neither he nor anybody else could have done any better under the system then in vogue.

It is no sufficient answer to this line of thought that motives are not actionable, and that the standards of the law are external.

This suggests that low wages are not a sufficient answer to explain the current difficulty in hiring either.

Having failed to receive sufficient answers to these questions, we have voted against, because we cannot give a blank cheque to the European Commission.