Sentence examples for sufficient to merit from inspiring English sources

The public prosecutor said last week that the testimony presented did not appear to be sufficient to merit a conviction.

As with the current student loans, the employee would only need to begin repaying this once the salary is sufficient to merit it.

"The committee is satisfied that the total contraction in the economy is sufficient to merit the determination that a recession is under way," it said.

The NYT offers three arguments to the contrary, but none are sufficient to merit dismissal at this stage in the litigation.

The following day the constitutional court, which had earlier ruled that Mr Basescu's misdemeanours were not sufficient to merit impeachment, ruled that the impeachment proceedings were legal.

The Secretary shall evaluate each application submitted under subsection (d), and shall determine whether the application is sufficient to merit approval.

Mr. Obama's statement was an acknowledgment that the opposition had made sufficient progress to merit recognition.

In ruling that Suzuki had presented sufficient evidence to merit a trial, the Ninth Circuit majority considered only Suzuki's side of the case.

Bond argues even the rail, road and airport upgrades, brought forward for the World Cup, do not have sufficient use to merit their cost since the crowds departed.

Prosecutors, however, were not convinced that Thompson had provided sufficient assistance to merit a recommended reduction in his potential prison term.

Ms. Reno's spokesman insisted yesterday, as Ms. Reno herself has insisted all along, that she had fully evaluated every allegation against Mr. Gore, never found sufficient reason to merit the appointment of an independent counsel and never acted from political motives.