Sentence examples for suitable and sufficient from inspiring English sources

It will be concluded whether the current vibration criteria, measurement and approach are suitable and sufficient for near-structure blasting.

The company admitted it failed to ensure the health, safety and welfare at work of its employees, including Yasmin Walker, on the above date and also to carry out a suitable and sufficient risk assessment.

The ORR is bringing charges under health and safety law, accusing Network Rail of "failure to provide and implement suitable and sufficient standards, procedures, guidance, training, tools and resources for the inspection and maintenance of fixed stretcher-bar points".

The work under way in each of the boroughs is inspired by a 13-year-old state law that requires the city to evaluate its courthouses and repair or expand them as necessary to ensure that they are "suitable and sufficient".

The companies each face a charge under the 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act for allegedly failing to "provide and implement suitable and sufficient training, standards, procedures and guidance for the installation, maintenance and inspection of adjustable stretcher bars [on points]".

In the case of NR, this relates to its alleged "failure, as infrastructure controller for the national rail network, to provide and implement suitable and sufficient training, standards, procedures and guidance for the installation, maintenance and inspection of adjustable stretcher bars (part of the points)".

The flash ignition occurs when the Al NPs have suitable diameters and sufficient packing density to cause a temperature rise above their ignition temperatures.

Single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) may be used to image targeted α-particle therapy if the decay of the α-emitting radionuclide results in photon emission of a suitable energy and sufficient intensity [4].

Sufficient nutrients with suitable macro- and trace element (TE) composition must be provided along with other factors such as suitable water content and sufficient retention time to allow proliferation of even the most slowly growing process-relevant microbe.

This indicates that the LATE remediation technique is both a cost effective means of decreasing soil acidity and is readily transferable to similar CASS landscapes - provided there is adequate supply of suitable electron donors and sufficient regenerative capacity in the adjacent estuarine/marine tidal HCO3− pool.

Traditional farming methods provide an opportunity for wild rodent propagation, offering suitable living conditions and sufficient food resources to increase transmission of HFRS between rodents and from rodents to humans.