Sentence examples for sufficient guards from inspiring English sources

But answering an urgent Commons question on the Olympics security debacle, May firmly rejected Labour claims that the private security company had "deliberately deceived" the government over its failure to provide sufficient guards.

During heavy rush of customers for a particular movie show, there were not sufficient guards and caretakers to control the agitation and panic of people which sometimes resulted in stampede because everyone wanted a good seat and at a good visibility angle inside the theatre.

In fact, Google seems to have decided that having a human driver "in the loop" is not a sufficient guard against machine error.

This is done by adding sufficient guard time/null space after the short preamble and before the payload.

So, this is the configuration to be implemented on FPGA, that satisfies the speed-up requirement of 3 × with a sufficient guard band.

The DSRC PHY employs the well-known orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) PHY technique[23], which is popular for its ability to mitigate ISI through the use of sufficient guard interval.

He was willing to go to the necessary extent in securing to the owners this species of property, permitted as it was by the Constitution; but the bill contained no sufficient guard to the safety of those colored people who resided in the States where slavery was known only by name.

At a critical value of D, increased water loss from the guard cell is sufficient for guard cell turgor and hence aperture to be reduced and E is regulated to an approximately fixed value.

G4S came under fire after failing to provide sufficient security guards for the London Olympics, forcing the government to draft in troops to meet the shortfall.

Administration officials warned that the action would not in itself be sufficient to guard against destruction of wetlands, and called on Congress to strengthen the Clean Water Act further.

"Industry self-regulation may not be sufficient to guard against the problems and abuses we are seeing, and more disclosure of these conflicts may not suffice to protect the individual investor.