Sentence examples for sufficiently achieved from inspiring English sources

The EC should act "only if...the objectives of the proposed action cannot be sufficiently achieved by the member-states and can therefore, by reason of the scale or effects of the proposed action, be better achieved by the Community".Yet despite Mr Major's successes, much of the treaty reflects French and German interests.

Analyzed performance results prove that the performance requirement can be sufficiently achieved.

Therefore, in this case, system (13) is exponentially stable and the synchronization of the drive system (12) and the response system (11) sufficiently achieved.

The EU operates within those competencies conferred on it by the treaties and according to the principle of subsidiarity (which dictates that action by the EU should only be taken where an objective cannot be sufficiently achieved by the member states alone).

The treatment targets were thus not sufficiently achieved, particularly in the light of recently updated US and European treatment guidelines from year 2007 with a recommended goal for LDL-C of 2.5 mmol/L in patients with type 2 diabetes in general and 1.8 mmol/L in patients with a history of CVD [4], [5].

However, we included the option of a third round of questionnaires if the study aims were not sufficiently achieved after two rounds.

The president also softened his stance on the August deadline at his press conference, saying that he would not sign a rushed bill that did not sufficiently achieve cost control.

"Many measures have already been put in place and we consider that the measures in these plans will improve air quality sufficiently to achieve compliance with the directive in London before 2025".

That would be encouraging.' What is also encouraging for Strachan is the recollection of his team raising their spirit sufficiently to achieve scoreless draws with Milan at the knockout stage last season, the eventual winners of the trophy requiring Kaka's extra-time goal in Italy to eliminate the Scots.

Flexible frozen gel packs did not cool skin sufficiently to achieve these levels.

Since we construct the impartial spectator within us out of attitudes in the society around us, how can that spectator reach beyond our society sufficiently to achieve a sensitive and impartial concern for members of other societies, and to recognize where our society's sentiments are biased or corrupt?