That suggestion was not met with sufficient support.

Economic growth alone was not sufficient to eradicate poverty.

As will be seen, however, this was not sufficient.

In that connection, mere residence was not sufficient to guarantee loyalty.

It was not sufficient to state that the law did not discriminate but discrimination was experienced in practice.

It was not sufficient to deplore ethnic hatred, it was also necessary to combat it.

To combat such practices, sole reliance on domestic legislation was not sufficient.

The Convention sought substantive equality it was not sufficient to ensure identical treatment.

Hence, the transparency and the comparability of the emission inventory was not sufficient.

A general claim that the agreement was only applied in relation to some employees was not sufficient.

The money was sufficient...

One speaker was of the view that that was necessary because bilateral agreements against terrorism were not sufficient.

Participants recognized that action at the national level was not sufficient to deal with such problems.

Lastly, while acknowledging that cultural change took time, she stressed that time alone was not sufficient.

However, the Court's work was at serious risk if sufficient funding was not secured for its fourth year of operations.

Ecuador was therefore left without a Supreme Court, and the decision by Congress was not sufficient to placate the citizenry.

It was not sufficient to assert that the management of the Secretariat was within the prerogative of the Secretary General.

Lebanon is not sufficient to burn, nor its animals sufficient for a burnt offering.

Lebanon is not sufficient to burn, nor its animals sufficient for a burnt offering.

Of course, that is not sufficient.

It was also not certain that States would have a sufficient incentive to ratify such a convention.

That view did not attract sufficient support.

Mr. Horn concluded by saying that a legal framework was necessary but not sufficient to promote minority participation.

And Lebanon is not sufficient to burn, nor the beasts thereof sufficient for a burnt offering.

And Lebanon is not sufficient to burn, nor the beasts thereof sufficient for a burnt offering.

Those suggestions did not attract sufficient support and were not adopted.

However, broad statements and promises are not sufficient.

So far, our efforts have not been sufficient.

By and large, these efforts were not sufficient.

Why not? I haven't sufficient flow of speech.

Is this not a sufficient oath for intelligent people?

Is this not a sufficient oath for intelligent people?

However, simply providing access to education is not sufficient.

However, in some other cases the information provided was not sufficient to provide the necessary support for the related substantive claims.

That suggestion, too, was found to be excessively restrictive within the context of article 22 and did not attract sufficient support.

One possible reason was that the Bank of Thailand had not disclosed sufficient information to form a basis for sound judgement.

The Government stated that the allegation that the defence lawyers had not had sufficient time to prepare the case was unfounded.

However, the creation by Governments of an enabling environment for private enterprise, including SMEs, was a necessary but not sufficient condition.

But condemnation is not enough, and legislation is never sufficient.

The disarmament of militias is necessary but not sufficient action.

Transmitting outputs and reports is not sufficient to ensure coordination.

Additionally, there was great competition for FDI, so to be good was not sufficient a country had to be better or even the best to attract FDI.

In Niger, the pension paid to judges was based on their salary without additional benefits, and was thus not sufficient to maintain their living standard after retirement.

This was reportedly due to the National DDR Committee's not being able to pull together sufficient financial resources to commence the programme.

His own country apos s experience had shown that it was not sufficient to have an excellent competition law in the books.