Sentence examples for sufficient regime from inspiring English sources
Based on BoP recordings, this may not have been a sufficient regime for many of the patients in this cohort.
With respect to the SPAD measurements, the 3 rd leaf of Fe-deficient plants showed higher trait values in comparison to the younger leaves 4 to 6. Furthermore, the 3 rd leaf exhibited the smallest differences between the Fe-deficient and Fe-sufficient regimes.
The Indians are still mainly buying from others because they have yet to institute a sufficient liability regime to protect American firms.
The Central Land Council, which acts for Indigenous landholder groups in the region, said it was concerned the NT lacked sufficient regulatory regimes or experience in regulating the coal industry.
A similar trend was observed for the broad sense heritabilities for the Fe-sufficient growth regime, which was lowest for SL (0.28) and highest for SP5 (0.80).
Naomi Drew Lawrenceville, N.J., Oct. 17, 2004 To the Editor: That so much damage in four short years could be inflicted on America and on the thousands of victims - Iraqi and American - of the Bush administration's nightmare of a war in Iraq is more than sufficient reason for regime change.
And the movement, however well intentioned it is, has failed to put sufficient pressure on the regime.
In its response, the government claimed its previously announced amendments to the IP Act are sufficient to ensure the regime is lawful.
On this Wood said: "One of the key problems is that we don't think the oversight provisions and the safeguards in place now are sufficient to make this regime lawful.
And today's ECHR ruling further focuses attention on the safeguards placed around bulk collection programs — having found the UK regime lacked sufficient monitoring to be lawful (but not that bulk collection itself is unlawful by default).
They want to maintain the political status quo by allowing limited liberty to other factions, sufficient to legitimise the regime but too little to allow them to become a threat.
