Sentence examples for sufficient to limit from inspiring English sources

(Four years later, the Court restored the death penalty, concluding that new procedures and requirements were, in theory, sufficient to limit arbitrary decisions).

The wording, which has been haggled over by politicians and officials during two weeks of intensive talks, embeds promises from 185 countries to reduce emissions – sufficient to limit warming to somewhere between 2.7C and 3.7C above pre-industrial levels.

Do what you have been sent there on our behalf [to do]." The main challenge in Paris is to agree a process - known as a "ratchet mechanism" - that would require countries to step up their pledges to cut emissions every few years until they are sufficient to limit global warming to 2C.

NAD further determined that the disclosure provided on the advertiser's website was not sufficient to limit the broad message conveyed by the "20x Faster" claim.

However, premises and internal process optimisation on industrial parks is not considered sufficient to limit greenhouse emissions in Flanders.

It is not sufficient to limit the reimbursement to certified professionals, but special incentives for patient training and empowerment should also be promoted.

The regulator found RT had taken "sufficient steps to limit the potential for offence", according to the Ofcom spokesman.

A high water table and poor drainage, coupled with high rates of evaporation, cause alkaline salts to accumulate at or near the surface in sufficient quantities to limit agricultural productivity.

One suggested mechanism is to introduce regulatory authorities with sufficient powers to limit commercial activity, and achieve a healthier regulatory balance between smoked tobacco and pharmaceutical or other safer nicotine delivery products [ 15- 18].

Future work must establish precise molecular mechanisms by which diabetes leads to declines in mitochondrial function and determine whether these decrements are of sufficient magnitude to limit the supply of energy for cardiac function.

Whatever the impinging light intensity value (up to a maximum of about 200 W/m2) is, with and without eumelanin, our results conclusively show that even a thin oxide layer on the pore's wall is sufficient to severely limit the layers' photosensitivity.