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His assumption, shared by other hard-line lawyers in the White House counsel's office and in the Justice Department's Office of Legal Counsel, was that the criminal-justice system was insufficient to handle the threat from terrorism.
WASHINGTON, July 25 — A presidential panel on military and veterans health care released a report Wednesday concluding that the system was insufficient for the demands of two modern wars and called for improvements, including far-reaching changes in the way the government determines the disability status and benefits of injured soldiers and veterans.
In 1982, just three years after the revolution, the government realised the existing education system was insufficient, and wasn't available to average Iranians.
The cooling system was insufficient for the excessively hot climatic conditions, where the engine tended to overheat and caused a consequential failure to the gearbox.
Similar test were carried out by Oslo Fire Department later that year, and they found that the radio system was insufficient for their needs.
Each member of Pink Floyd except Wright boycotted the press release of The Dark Side of the Moon because a quadraphonic mix had not yet been completed, and they felt presenting the album through a poor-quality stereo PA system was insufficient.
Improving Greece's tax collection system is insufficient.
Rwanda's landline telephone system is insufficient, and its use is generally limited to government and businesses.
The existing requirements for UK public broadcasters have not been implemented and the House of Lords report on women in news and current affairs broadcasting states that the current monitoring system is insufficient anyway.
Fifty-seven percent said the security of the subway system is insufficient, and roughly half said the same of security in the airports, bridges and tunnels and in the ports.
The hospitals, clinics, and dispensaries of the public health system are insufficient in number and unevenly distributed, which, coupled with the problems of transportation, limits the health care they can provide for the public.
