Sentence examples for sufficient limits from inspiring English sources

Does the company have specific cyber insurance and does it have sufficient limits and coverage?

"The public has a right to know if there are sufficient limits on surveillance of journalists to ensure a free press," said Carrie DeCell, an attorney for the Knight Institute.

View Original Document The judge went on to say that the government's search order ought to have "sufficient limits or boundaries" to the communications that law enforcement officials can rifle through.

In addition, there do not seem to be sufficient limits on the use of the information collected.

We also know that without sufficient limits and oversight, well-meaning efforts to keep the homeland safe -- efforts which rely heavily on the collection and analysis of significant amounts of information about Americans -- can adversely impact civil liberties.

If the SOFC is operated at FUC < 0.8 a self sufficient limit could be established, otherwise extra ethanol must be combusted with an overall efficiency penalty.

Although the Court might not apply the same test to the individual mandate it used in Comstock, there is no reason to assume the justices will see the statute's "special" relationship to the rest of the legislation as a sufficient limit on congressional authority.

These results, presented in Additional files 2 and 3, demonstrated that on first inspection this method was specific, and had the potential to have sufficient limit of detection.

One goal of the review was to assess the scientific literature using the descriptors "sufficient," "limited," or "insufficient" to classify existing evidence, with NTP definitions utilized for the NTP Report on Carcinogens as a framework for "sufficient" and "limited" (NTP 2011a).

However, by placing our findings into a broader context of other epidemiological and experimental observations, a weight of the evidence (WOE) approach, based on some of the criteria developed to support causality in the context of smoking and lung cancer (Bradford Hill 1977), will be used to conclude whether the overall evidence for causal inferences is "sufficient," "limited," or "insufficient".

This work identified three physiological regimes of nutrient status: limiting nitrogen and sufficient iron, limiting iron and excess nitrogen (HNLC), and co-limiting iron and nitrogen (equivalent to the three conditions used in the current study).