RPCR believes that the maintenance of sufficiently strong ties to France would be a guarantee of peace and prosperity.

The strategies employed have not been sufficiently effective, nor has the level of commitment to tackle the drug problem in the region been sufficiently strong on the part of the international community.

The Constitutional guarantees, the legislative and administrative framework provide a sufficiently strong basis for the realization of the political rights of women.

Given the federal nature of Australia's constitutional system and the strong protections it guarantees, this right is sufficiently protected by the measures currently in place.

Sufficiently, yes.

Whether voluntary efforts, such as development of these principles, can provide a sufficiently strong basis for an effective crisis resolution mechanism has thus yet to be determined through testing.

Where social barriers are sufficiently strong, economic barriers are certain to appear. These can range from protectionist trade policies and increasingly strict immigration controls to religious wars and ethnic cleansing.

Has authority been sufficiently obeyed, sir?

It also has to be sufficiently detailed.

This theme was not sufficiently developed, however.

5.5 Thirdly, the authors argue that they have more than sufficiently supported their allegations, more than sufficiently identified the rights protected under the Covenant, and more than sufficiently described the conduct in violation of those rights.

The principle of mutual advantage is sufficiently obvious.

The overall picture seems to be sufficiently corroborated.

She pointed out practical steps which could be taken by Governments to prevent future recruitment of children and called upon them to establish effective monitoring systems and sufficiently strong legal remedies and institutions to tackle abuses.

The Committee observes that its procedures are sufficiently flexible and its powers sufficiently broad to prevent an abuse of process in a particular case.

The Committee observes that its procedures are sufficiently flexible and its powers sufficiently broad to prevent an abuse of process in a particular case.

Management, administrative and personnel practices are not sufficiently robust

You don't have to be completely blind, only sufficiently impaired.

Unfortunately, Bosnia and Herzegovina's institutional structure is not sufficiently developed.

However, their actions are not sufficiently recognized or properly documented.

At UNMIL, none of the 25 aircraft was sufficiently utilized.

(b) The issue the reliability test is not sufficiently flexible

Every living being is capable of attack... if sufficiently provoked.

If I have preserved you, madam, I am sufficiently repaid.

The tragedy of that protracted stagnation isn't sufficiently recognized, I think.

The Security Council would be retained in a sufficiently expanded form.

The Committee regrets that the information provided was not sufficiently precise.

We do not believe that this ambiguity has been sufficiently clarified.

The base period must be sufficiently long to reflect that reality.

Mr. Kane, I think we've discussed the rights of man sufficiently.

A strong man, with thick, strong fingers.

(e) It is manifestly ill founded or not sufficiently substantiated or when

They only follow mere conjecture which can never sufficiently replace the Truth.

They only follow mere conjecture which can never sufficiently replace the Truth.

The report accuses Syria of not having sufficiently cooperated with the Commission.

Oftentimes, the reasons for the differences in data are not sufficiently transparent.

Therefore, any verification procedures must be sufficiently stringent to ensure full compliance.

He emphasized that visa applications had, however, been submitted sufficiently in advance.

The view was expressed that Copenhagen did not mainstream gender issues sufficiently.

Strong

Strong

Strong

Strong!

Strong.

However, in many national statistical offices, distributive trade statistics are not sufficiently developed.