Sentence examples for sufficient standard from inspiring English sources

"The actual malice standard is a necessary and a sufficient standard for regulating false campaign speech," Justice Madsen wrote.

Last year, around one in five children left primary school without having reached a sufficient standard in reading and writing.

Despite some dissatisfaction with his career, it was at Nottingham that he first felt his verse was of a sufficient standard to publish.

Barton's problem, especially in respect of his team-mates, is that his own displays were not of sufficient standard that he could preach with authority.

That will be their third home ground of the campaign because the decrepit Oriel was not up to scratch for the Bate game and Tallaght Stadium is not of a sufficient standard for the play-offs.

Targeted support for pupils who are failing to reach a sufficient standard of literacy is a particularly effective way of reducing the achievement gap, because it ensures that help reaches pupils regardless of which school or class they are in.

But there must be sufficient standards through which these constraints become acceptable.

The suit contends that the regulation exceeds the Treasury Department's statutory authority, violates the lawyers' own constitutional rights, and lacks sufficient standards and safeguards.

The ORR is bringing charges under health and safety law, accusing Network Rail of "failure to provide and implement suitable and sufficient standards, procedures, guidance, training, tools and resources for the inspection and maintenance of fixed stretcher-bar points".

Recommendations 4 and 5, and the discussion related to them, emphasize the need for the stakeholders to convene and explore business models; the need for an expansion sustainable data management; and the lack of sufficient standards and business models.

Q: Do you think we have sufficient standards for disclosure for scientists?