Sentence examples for sufficient declaration from inspiring English sources

Then, shortly before 3 p.m., Mr. Gore read out the numbers that showed his 271 to 266 Electoral College defeat and said that the votes "shall be deemed a sufficient declaration" for the election of Mr. Bush and his running mate, Dick Cheney.

Secondly, the BOX-PCR technique must be able to distinguish among related bacterial strains with sufficient declaration and it, also, should be reproducible.

Mr. Pataki questioned today whether the planned austerity budget under consideration by the Legislature was "legally sufficient," a declaration that Mr. McCall is bound by law as comptroller to determine.

Cessation of "higher brain function," then, is sufficient for declaration of "brain death". Hindus believe in the mechanism of karma, that one's actions in earlier lives effected one's rebirth as well as the events that are to occur in one's future lives.

Those who condemn Jahi's family appear to have no idea that doctor-decreed "brain death" is not sufficient as a declaration of death everywhere in the United States.

"We want to read the fine print and get all our questions answered before we are satisfied that the declaration is sufficient to meet Oklahoma's needs," Gov. Brad Henry said in a statement.

There are cases indicating that those special facts should be pleaded (see Roche v. Baldwin, 135 Cal. 522 [65 P. 459, 67 P. 903]; 5 Cal.Jur.2d, Assumpsit, 9; 14 So.Cal.L.Rev. 288) but the well established rule is that a common count declaration is sufficient under the circumstances above mentioned.

The case had challenged whether the British government's Article 50 declaration was sufficient and claimed that the government had not properly consulted parliament about leaving the EU.

The 2007 ban was withdrawn shortly after its declaration until sufficient scientific data are available.

It is sufficient here to quote the declaration made by the Chancellor of the Reich on the 20th February , 1938

If a State were to pass a law that made only the murder of a white person a crime, I would think that Negroes as a class would have sufficient interest to seek a declaration that that law invidiously discriminated against them.