77. The defence was not sufficiently regulated.

Fair seat, bad hands, mount not sufficiently schooled.

Thirty four cartridges were sufficiently well preserved to analyze for individual as well as class characteristics.

Of course, not all developing countries are sufficiently well governed to use an increase in aid in an honest, effective way.

Management, administrative and personnel practices are not sufficiently robust

Yet the international community had not sufficiently recognized that danger, even though the devastating effects of a nuclear catastrophe were well known.

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

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

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

The second is that medium term inflation expectations no longer remain sufficiently well anchored.

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

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

Priorities, opportunities, budget allocations and responsibilities were not transparent and not communicated sufficiently in advance.

However, the changes have not been fast enough, are not sufficiently secure and are not occurring everywhere.

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

Our member states have not sufficiently explored the educational dimension of sports.

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

Jade, Mr. Marlowe... is not sufficiently known or appreciated in this country.

I am afraid you were not sufficiently impressed... on your first visit.

In Kenya too, this sensitivity has not sufficiently infused our organizations and projects.

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

The competition law may not provide for sufficiently large fines or other sanctions.

The resolution is not being sufficiently implemented by institutions, including the United Nations.

I believe that that principle is sufficiently clear not to require further elaboration.

You mustn't omit any detail... ...otherwise your stories will not arouse us sufficiently

If I have not made myself sufficiently clear, mister I will add this

(d) The eventual impact of energy conscious public procurement is not yet sufficiently understood.

But few economists are sufficiently well attuned to have a clear idea of how the politics will play out.

It might even be wondered whether the underlying notion of a legal act was sufficiently universal and well recognized.

However, it concludes that these procedures certainly those at the Ministry of Justice are still too vulnerable, and have not yet been sufficiently well developed and anchored in practice.

At the same time, we recognize that we have not progressed sufficiently in combating poverty.

The hypothesis of a political motivation for the crime has still not been sufficiently investigated.

One has to be sufficiently adult to understand that life is not fair and just.

Cases where departments offices do not indicate their proposals sufficiently in advance should not normally be considered for extension.

Cases where departments offices do not indicate their proposals sufficiently in advance should not normally be considered for extension.

Current legislation guided the regular programme sufficiently well, but the Secretariat looked forward to further guidance from the General Assembly.

The efforts being undertaken at the global level to combat international terrorism are not sufficiently effective.

The yields estimated from these relations are not sufficiently accurate to determine compliance with international treaties.

The yields estimated from these relations are not sufficiently accurate to determine compliance with international treaties.

That, you know, we're not sufficiently surgical in our retaliation leads to more hatred abroad, more terrorism.

The Committee expresses its concern that persons with disabilities are not sufficiently integrated in the labour market.

We the Members of the United Nations are not sufficiently in concert to achieve an early breakthrough.

Nevertheless, this item of the multilateral agenda has still not been sufficiently discussed in all its dimensions.

But at the world level, common interests and values are not sufficiently accepted to preserve universal peace.

The programme budget implications submitted did not sufficiently take that into account and should therefore be reconsidered.