Sentence examples for sufficient to dispose from inspiring English sources
"A determination by a court that the school district acted reasonably in relation to these complaints" in the context of Title IX, Justice Ginsburg reasoned, was probably sufficient to dispose of the parents' Section 1983 claim as well.
A second-half Alan Hutton goal proved sufficient to dispose of Partizan Belgrade in a low-key contest, during which a much changed Rangers team failed to reach the heights of last Saturday's 3-0 victoverover Hibernian but ensured they emerged unbeaten from the group phase.
If long-lived fission products can be separated during pyroprocessing, the waste that is not recovered is classified as low- and intermediate-level waste, and it is sufficient to be disposed of in an underground site due to very low-heat-generation rate when the waste cooling time becomes >300 years at a TRU recovery factor of 99.9%.
The sale to Vale doesnt guarantee that Rio will be able to dispose of sufficient assets, including the assets and packaging division it acquired through a $38.9 billion takeover of Canada's Alcan.
Sufficient safety boxes were also supplied to dispose the used syringe.
The regulator found that the stake also gave Ryanair sufficient influence to block efforts by Aer Lingus to raise capital or to dispose of valuable takeoff and landing slots at Heathrow Airport in London.
For sufficient IMAC phosphoprotein/phosphopeptide enrichment to occur, it is crucial to perform protein extraction properly in order to dispose of all traces of nucleic acids (Li et al. 2009b).
These four amino acids are present in sufficient concentrations in the bloodmeal to provide all the glycine required to form enough uric acid to dispose of all the absorbed nitrogen.
Thus, the translational repression of unlocalized osk mRNA is leaky and is not sufficient on its own to restrict Osk protein to the posterior, and Slimb-dependent degradation provides an essential backup mechanism to dispose of small amounts of mislocalized Osk.
Nuclear waste is difficult to dispose of.
He wanted to dispose of his dread.
