Sentence examples for sufficient for provision from inspiring English sources

This is the information required for developing results based performance targets and evidence based resource envelopes sufficient for provision of quality MNH services.

Indeed, the literature on environmental risks strongly suggests that this approach is not sufficient for the provision of credible scientific advice [18].

Context dependence of questions calls for provision of sufficient background information about the context for which the statements are to be valid.

State insurance officials and critics of the stricter rules have disagreed in the past over whether those rules had sufficient provisions for those who would contend that they had good reason for missing the deadlines.

Spinning to reassure, the report's authors insisted that Tamworth residents would be catered for: "evidence demonstrates that there is sufficient provision for the client group in the borough's other mental health supported housing".

Within minutes, they were hanging against the side, along with tarpaulin shelters, food and other provisions sufficient for several days.

Some shareholders fear the bank has failed to make sufficient provisions for further losses on poorly performing loans and are reluctant to support calls to increase their commitment to the bank.

Filchner left the ship on and, with two companions and sufficient provisions for three weeks, sledged westward across the sea ice in search of Morrell's land.

They weren't as favorable towards the Constitution as the Baptists in the central states, writing that they didn't think it had "made sufficient provisions for the secure enjoyment of religious liberty". 69) In other words, the Baptists in Virginia wanted a bill of rights.

When Illinois Senator Lyman Trumbull introduced legislation to reauthorize and expand the Freedmen's Bureau, Stevens called the Bill a "robbery" because it did not include sufficient provisions for land reform or protect the property of refugees given them by the military occupation of the South.

If the employers failed to make sufficient provision for the payback, why is the pensioner to blame?