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First, it does not appear to have sufficient means.
The compensator needs to have sufficient distance across the width to facilitate the differential travels left to right.
Most countries faced energy problems andwere unlikely to have sufficient resources to construct large dams.
To have sufficient time and facilities for the preparation of his defence and to communicate with counsel of his own choosing;
Each country has the right to have sufficient weapons for its national defence.
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Cuba supported the idea of holding such seminars and felt that it was necessary for the Committee to have sufficient resources for their organization.
It was preferable to have sufficient capability on the ground than to be faced with a shortage when a crisis occurred.
That's why correctional facility staff absolutely need to have sufficient professional knowledge and specialised skills.
The right to have sufficient time and opportunity to prepare his defence and communicate with a defence attorney he has chosen;
That will certainly enable the Committee to have sufficient time during the action phase of its work.
The Council decided that the surveys should be conducted over a two-year period in order to enable Member States to have sufficient time to provide replies.
This will certainly enable the Committee to have sufficient time during the action phase of its work.
The UNFC appears to have sufficient provisions to accommodate the exploration activities and reporting procedures as adopted by the GSD and most mining companies.
On the one hand,the multilateral financial institutions appeared to have sufficient resources for non-concessional flows.
It is, again, necessary to have sufficient preparation, particularly in selecting themes to be discussed at the dialogue meeting.
Only the Buildings Management Services(BMS) inventory has been determined to have sufficient high-value items to be recognized.
We recommend taxpayers to have sufficient arguments on inclusion of income and expenses to contractual and non-contractual activities.
As long as no evidence to the contrary is provided, the suspect oraccused is deemed not to have sufficient resources to bear defence costs.
It would need to have sufficient authority and resources to commission expert reports, convene hearings, conduct field missions and provide input to the substantive committees.
Humans are one of the relatively few species to have sufficient self-awareness to recognize themselves in a mirror.
One of the lessons suggested by the impact evaluations is that capacity-building may be too broad a term to have sufficient operational significance.
All this is possible when a person begins to have sufficient knowledge and skills in order to successfully capture it all.
The Assembly President will not be able to undertake his role as facilitator if we fail to allow the Office to have sufficient and qualified human resources.
As a general rule, senior managers are expected to have sufficient experience, in particular with respect to lending business activities.
The Office should send out, as soon as possible after the end of the Commission session, requests for information in order to enable States to have sufficient time to prepare their replies.
The entities responsible for population registration thus needs to have sufficient administrative stability, and shall operate within a sound legal framework.
In order to have sufficient time to carry out that function, the Commission will probably have to adopt a ratio between the regular segment and the special segment at its forty-first session that will be different from the one adopted at its fortieth session.
It also underscores the need for those working in partnerships to have sufficient authority to make commitments of time and resources.
The Bureau felt that, in order to have sufficient time to elaborate the Plan, the Strategy should be endorsed by the Committee at its next session, and thereafter be submitted to the Working Group of Senior Officials for adoption in October 2005.
New resettlement programmes have been actively promoted in countries deemed to have sufficient capacity, including in some European countries.