Sentence examples for sufficient party from inspiring English sources

The administration can probably rely on sufficient party support, but lawmakers say the White House needs to do more persuading.

They lack funds for a big media and poster campaign, and have traditionally been unable to mobilize sufficient party members on the ground.

Because much like any totalitarian government any time in history, it has now been revealed that the only persons hired were those of sufficient party loyalty.

After all, Apple had a vested interest in showing off its own wares – and a tighter controller of what it develops in house, The company is also acutely aware that if the feature is ever truly going to take off, it's going to need sufficient third-party support.

This proposal was ultimately thwarted in a parliamentary vote in the autumn of 2010, with the minority government unable to secure sufficient cross-party support to pass the measures on MUP.

Late yesterday, Mr. McDonnell conceded that he had been unable to muster sufficient backing from party lawmakers for his challenge, leaving Mr. Brown as the only candidate.

Teachers had to take an oath of loyalty and obedience to Hitler, and those who failed to show sufficient conformity to party ideals were often reported by students or fellow teachers and dismissed.

Two or three choices for a meal are usually enough for an event; six or seven types of appetizers are usually sufficient for a party that features finger foods.

However, a simple majority (84 seats) would be sufficient for opposition parties to veto government measures, such as a national budget.

A treaty can lose its binding effect if a sufficient number of parties engage in conduct that is at odds with the constraints of the treaty.

With DOMA barring the federal government from recognizing same-sex marriage, and the Obama administration taking the position that it will enforce the law until the Supreme Court or Congress tell it otherwise, there certainly seems to be a controversy between the parties sufficient to meet the test of Article III jurisdiction.