Exemplos de uso de Sufficient to guarantee em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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However, it is not sufficient to guarantee a widespread use of encryption.
I do believe that the rules we have put in place are in any event sufficient to guarantee adequate protection.
But is it sufficient to guarantee the permanence of European shipbuilding?
However, in many areas,they are not, inthemselves, sufficient to guarantee the free movement of goods.
Chávez has refused to implement any cutbacks, butthe measures taken are not at all sufficient to guarantee this.
But in andof themselves they were not sufficient to guarantee a decisive military victory.
The reactor was provided with internal recirculation system with recirculation ratio of 3, sufficient to guarantee a complete mixture.
They are necessary tools, but not sufficient to guarantee precise colors on the printed material.
Although clarity in published reports is essential for assessing a study's quality,it is not sufficient to guarantee low risk of bias.
Measures confined to the tax field are not sufficient to guarantee the harmonious functioning of the art market.
Unfortunately, there is plenty of academic evidence showing that high quality accounting standards alone are not sufficient to guarantee high quality information;
These inherited properties are not sufficient to guarantee that the aggregate excess-demand function obeys the weak axiom of revealed preference.
More fundamentally, the Commission doubts that sales levels will be sufficient to guarantee the company's viability.
But elections andthe right to vote are not sufficient to guarantee a connection between the interests of citizens and the public policies adopted by the State.
Until now, it had continually stressed that the existing legislation was sufficient to guarantee the safety of nanomaterials.
However, these roles alone are not sufficient to guarantee a resilient control plane and the actual implementation remains an open challenge for sdn designers.
As a result, proficiency in swimming, cycling, orrunning alone is not sufficient to guarantee a triathlon athlete a competitive time;
Of course, these qualities in and of themselves are not sufficient to guarantee the victory of the revolution, but they certainly explain his tremendous popularity with the masses.
However, a self-regulatory market approach, based solely on non-binding recommendations,is not sufficient to guarantee sound corporate governance.
Does it consider that the measures it is taking are sufficient to guarantee the safety and dignity of women in Europe in the face of the threat of trafficking?
The theoretical saturation criteria or redundancy,defined by Glaser e Strauss 1967 shows that the chosen sample was sufficient to guarantee a broad analysis of the research subject.
However, in some cases, adopted admixtures were not sufficient to guarantee the minimum conditions of safety and durability specified by the standard codes.
At EU level, 8% of the active population and 44% of unemployed people had an incomebelow the poverty threshold, and having a job is not sufficient to guarantee a decent standard of living.
Complete treatment: treatment the effects of which are sufficient to guarantee the subsequent wholesomeness of the product at normal ambient temperature;
This action plan is based on the firm belief that a self-regulatory market approach, based solely on non-binding recommendations,is clearly not always sufficient to guarantee the adoption of sound corporate governance practices.
However, according to Theisen,this recognition may not be sufficient to guarantee these rights because CHAs experience multiple forms of hiring and heterogeneous work contracts.
Accordingly, it is hardly surprising that this kind of competition has not proved sufficient to guarantee open Community-wide procurement.
The provisions included in the Commission's proposal are certainly not sufficient to guarantee private individuals and companies in the EU the freedom to make cross-border purchases and sales of goods without encountering unnecessary tax obstacles.
Compared with the wine cellar, the storage of the cigar is relatively simple,select a delicate moisturizing box is sufficient to guarantee the continuation of the vitality of the cigar.
The Commission has come to the conclusion that these commitments are sufficient to guarantee that no dominant position will be created or strengthened on any market.