Sentence examples for sufficient leave from inspiring English sources

Aman's wife, who lived two days' travel from the mine, was very sick, he said, but he was refused sufficient leave to visit her and had no money to take her to hospital.

For many factory workers in Guangdong Province, the Spring Festival is the only time they can get sufficient leave to make the long trek to the poor, heavily populated central provinces that most call home.

But Mr. O'Malia said the cost-benefit section was still not sufficient, leaving the rule "vulnerable to legal challenge".

Admiral Clark, for instance, said the security measures mandated by the Joint Chiefs of Staff to thwart terrorist attacks against ships in port were not sufficient, leaving the Cole vulnerable.

The Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals declined to rule on the case itself, sending it on to the Supreme Court, which on January 31 , 1921overturned the convictions and sentences by a 6 3 vote, holding that Landis should have stepped aside once he was satisfied that the affidavit was legally sufficient, leaving it for another judge to decide whether it was actually true.

Selected patients had to be treatment naïve and have sufficient left over plasma available for env sequencing.

First instar P. vitellinae larvae were collected on July 1 in the field from S. myrsinifolia (L .. On each experimental plant a larva was enclosed on a randomly chosen shoot, with sufficient leaves to support its growth.

However, the expression changes of the remained 19 target genes had a positive correlation with their corresponding miRNAs, which might be the results of the interaction of different target genes.> -wrap-foot> Both fold change of miRNAs and relative change of target genes are the ratio of B-deficient to –sufficient leaves.

However, IDS3 expression is not observed in Fe-sufficient leaves [12].

The results of this study show that K-deficient rice leaves have higher activities of antioxidant enzymes, SOD, APX, GR, and CAT than K-sufficient leaves (Figure 2A-D).

It was observed that the decrease in ASA and GSH contents caused by CdCl2 was greater in K-sufficient leaves than in K-deficient leaves.