Sentence examples for sufficient to undertake from inspiring English sources

Taken together, these findings indicate that A3 enzymes alone are sufficient to undertake hyperdeamination.

Although the Department of Health aspires to have a future NHS led and delivered by consultants, this has not yet happened and consultant numbers are not sufficient to undertake the out of hours work of trainees.

Some countries legislate for the initial qualification and registration of the nurse as sufficient to undertake prescribing certain classes of medicines and in certain situations, for example Kenya, while others require further qualifications, for example Namibia.

"There's no way at this moment that Beijing has the weapons in its arsenal in sufficient numbers to undertake and sustain a major, full-scale assault on Taiwan," says Jonathan Pollack, a China specialist at the Rand Corporation in California.

Prof Martin Hibberd, from the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, said he hoped the researchers behind ZMapp could "receive sufficient funding to undertake these clinical trials straight away as this is by far the most advanced potential treatment option available to my knowledge".

Thirdly, the CCAAC had the internal resources, a formal structure and sufficient staff to undertake a CCAAC/government collaboration.

This initial pool of items demonstrated sufficient interrelatedness to undertake factor analysis according to the Kaiser Meyer Olkin (KMO) measure of sampling adequacy (KMO = .93).93

Trump's company may, in fact, have benefited from the taking of private homes to assemble sufficient land to undertake specific projects Trump has pursued.

Many of those who took up the Cross to go on a Crusade never actually left, often because the individual lacked sufficient funds to undertake the journey.

"While we must take action to combat the threat posed by ISIL, we do not believe that you possess sufficient authority to undertake the current U.S. military campaign against ISIL," the write in their letter, using one of the acronyms for the Islamic State, which is more commonly known as ISIS.

Managers described their lack of sufficient authority to undertake disciplinary measures for absenteeism.