"sufficient seating" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence like "We need to ensure there is sufficient seating for everyone who plans to attend the event."
In this hard-fought campaign, it remains unclear whether any party will secure sufficient seats to win a straight majority in the parliament.
Singh dismissed the challenge from the newly formed Aam Admi party (AAP), which emerged from a largely spontaneous anti-corruption movement that swept India three years ago and won sufficient seats in a recent state election to briefly take power in Delhi.
Change has put up a slate of candidates for the elections and though not expected to beat the KDP-PUK alliance, it may gain sufficient seats to form a serious opposition.
"Fairfax Media has an abysmal track record and our intention is – should we be in a position to have sufficient seats to influence the board, which it is doubtful two seats would bring, should only two seats by offered – we would like to aim toward making Fairfax media sustainable".
Job: editor, Daily Mirror Age: 49 Industry: publishing Circulation: 1,248,919 2009 ranking: 61 Richard Wallace's Daily Mirror was the only national daily newspaper to support Labour during the general election, so its editor could enjoy a small degree of satisfaction when the Tories failed to win sufficient seats to form a government.
If the Socialists cannot win sufficient seats on Sunday to present a credible parliamentary opposition, President Jacques Chirac and his followers will find themselves in virtually unchallenged control of the levers of power, from the legislature to the presidency to the government ministries -- a prospect that some find unsettling.
The Liberal Democrats might not win back sufficient seats to propel either of the two biggest parties to power and, even if they did, their activists might well vote down another term in office in exchange for five years of diluting their principles.
Labor falls over the line after election day, eventually claiming sufficient seats to form a minority government with the Greens and a handful of independents.
The plan was an attempt to strike a balance of power by not awarding the opposition sufficient seats to wield a veto, while denying the March 14 Forces the two-thirds needed to pass decisions unilaterally.
The rise of UKIP and the SNP means it appears it may be more difficult for the Conservatives or Labour to win a majority, and the Liberal Democrats could lack sufficient seats to hold the balance of power on their own.
WASHINGTON - The final round of public polls brings us to prediction time: In Senate contests, while three states remain well within toss-up range, Democrats currently lead by at least nominal margins in sufficient seats to maintain a 51-seat majority.
