Sentence examples for sufficient to continue from inspiring English sources
Indeed, reports suggest that Jordan's "strong commitment" to the social and economic reforms required as part of its Association Agreement are deemed sufficient to continue financial support despite the lack of progress in political and electoral reforms.
His representative, who asked to be cited as "a spokesperson for DNAinfo," said, in an e-mailed statement, that "While DNAinfo had made progress toward profitability, that progress wasn't sufficient to continue the business".
Dominique Fouda, a spokesman for the European Aviation Safety Agency, said that, pending further findings in the investigation, the agency considered the replacement program proposed by Rolls-Royce to be "sufficient to continue operations" of A380s fitted with the affected engines.
This suggests that the increase observed in soil water availability induced by first rains, appears sufficient to continue to stimulate the carbon release.
Therefore, it is not sufficient to continue to rely on national best-practice correctional policy guidelines to deter suicide attempts, as American jails remain highly decentralized.
Proposals for pediatric biobanks have prompted questions of whether parental permission is sufficient to continue to use biological samples and data after the children become adults.
Possible scenarios; Letta wins vote of confidence with sufficient votes to continue in government.
However, does Andrew Lansley retain sufficient credibility to continue to be able to play a constructive part in this?
Ross Stevens, the chief executive of Urbanfetch, said: "We were unable to raise sufficient capital to continue with our business-to-consumer operation.
In a dissenting opinion, Judge Olga Herrera Carbuccia said the prosecution case had not broken down and there was sufficient evidence to continue with the case.
The American carrier, which offered business-class-only flights between London Stansted and New York JFK, did not have sufficient capital to continue operations.
