Presumably that space will be sufficient for a proper after-party.
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Government planners think this should be sufficient for India's needs until 2027.
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Acquiring a stake would be sufficient for a start, the report said.
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What works well for one entrepreneur may not be sufficient for you.
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That would, according to S&P Global Ratings, be "sufficient for now".
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But the agreed upon figure should be "sufficient" for the time being, Novak said.
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Boom said the U.S. standards published in 2020 will be sufficient for its certification needs.
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It all seemed a bit ahead in time for that to be sufficient for us.
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But employer plans are usually quite limited, and may not be sufficient for your needs.
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"We don't know whether today's coastal defenses will be sufficient for tomorrow's sea levels," Strauss said.
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"We don't know whether today's coastal defences will be sufficient for tomorrow's sea levels," Strauss said.
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Finally, there is the question of whether such a claim alone would be sufficient for impeachment.
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They've also changed the rules on future judicial nominees, meaning 51 votes will be sufficient for confirmation.
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Just as they are now, wages may still not be sufficient for a middle-class standard of living.
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Both boast qualifications that ought to be sufficient for the job, and their nominations don't directly threaten the Fed's independence.
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"Communications will by definition have to be sufficient for us to establish and prepare a successful summit," the official said.
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The Blue Yeti Nano only has the single-target and omnidirectional modes, which, frankly, will be sufficient for most people's purposes.
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Horsepower: Any treadmill motor with a continuous duty measurement of at least 2.0 should be sufficient for most people, says Precor.
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The four loops might not be quite enough for longer routes but I found them to be sufficient for sport climbs.
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Feinstein and Harris said they expected the money in federal disaster accounts would be "sufficient" for the state's immediate recovery needs. Sen.
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Traditional analytic tools won't be sufficient for this massive data effort, Reese said, inevitably putting AI and machine learning in Amgen's future.
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STEVE RICE, MARSHALL, N.C. To the Editor: Aaron Pratt Shepherd helpfully argues that forgiveness might not be sufficient for healing moral injury.
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Its HD picture quality isn't as sharp as some of the higher-end competitors, however, but will be sufficient for a Facebook Live.
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But reserve coverage is high and should be sufficient for GCC banks to meet IFRS 9 requirements to provision for expected credit losses.
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Last month's job gains could still be sufficient for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates at its June 13-14 policy meeting.
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The Z2 Play and now the Z3 Play feature a 3,000 mAh battery, which should still be sufficient for a day of use.
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The 5% OC is unlikely to be sufficient for maintaining the 'AA' rating of the OF, should the programme's reference IDR be downgraded.
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Although a Nomura Instinet analyst, cited by Reuters, suggests that a $70 per share offer won't be sufficient for the proposal to fly.
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The first question is whether a legal theory based on such inchoate facts will be sufficient for an extradition request to be granted.
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That said, the Mate 10 Pro provides 128 gigabytes of storage space in the standard model, which should be sufficient for most users.
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As for battery life, Hayley Tsukayama of The Washington Post wrote that the phones would be sufficient for a typical day of use.
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Eventually, the income being produced by those assets may be sufficient for the owner to live comfortably without having to work anymore.220.
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The government official who has knowledge of the budget numbers said the increase in the health ministry budget would be sufficient for ongoing projects.
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The constitutional convention of 1787 ignored this, deciding that ratification by nine of them would be sufficient for their document to replace the articles.
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We are not in need of the U.S. or the U.N. If we put our trust in Allah, he will be sufficient for us.
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Assange's lawyers have also argued the five days slated for the extradition hearing will not be sufficient for the entire case to be heard.
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The couple thought their price range of $1 million to $1.5 million would be sufficient for a spacious two-bedroom suitable for having visitors.
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Cars with that range will be sufficient for 99 percent of daily vehicle use, all but very long single-day trips, which are an anomaly.
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That might be sufficient for the average user — Evernote likely wouldn't deliberately rankle a majority of their free users — but it's still a considerable limitation.
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Verizon says 500MB should be sufficient for customers who are very light data users, but you'll want to go light on the Spotify and YouTube.
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Folau has a right to appeal but a high-level breach would be sufficient for RA and the Waratahs to dismiss the 73-test back.
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If you need something more than an iPad and you're a light PC user, then the Surface Pro X should be sufficient for most tasks.
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Unfortunately, changing congressional behavior, while critical to any formula for lasting change, will not be sufficient for restoring the health and vitality to our democracy.
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Weak talking points in Trump's defense might be sufficient for Fox News, which went to drastic lengths to spin the first day of the trial.
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The Cowboys had hoped the extra time off would be sufficient for Irving to pass through the concussion protocol, but he has yet to be cleared.
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A top speed of more than 217 mph (350 km/h) should be sufficient for even the most urgent of late-night runs to White Castle.
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Not to mention that the Independent Women's Forum plan has a parental leave benefit that is unlikely to be sufficient for workers who need it most.
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Before launch, a group of NASA engineers came to Ride, asking if 100 tampons would be sufficient for her needs on a six-day space shuttle mission.
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Our research shows that merely increasing exposure to computing will not be sufficient for boosting the number of girls that select computer sciences in their later years.
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Mesoblast said it believes that 6-month safety and efficacy data from this 55-patient Phase 3 trial may be sufficient for filing for accelerated U.S. approval.
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Pros: Simple, no-frills helmet that doesn't get in the way of driving funCons: Open-face design might not be sufficient for events with higher safety requirements
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Why wouldn't it be sufficient for the imam to pledge, under penalty of contempt, that he will not interfere with the State's ability to perform the execution?
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Mr. Banks said it "belies logic" that the $5 million in promised funding would be sufficient for all the workers who could not afford the mandated training.
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That means cameras may be sufficient for their vision systems — and expensive radar or lidar sensors may not be necessary, according to Ride Vision co-founder Uri Lavi.
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Some legislative leaders and constitutional lawyers have said that Pierluisi's approval by the House would be sufficient for him to become Puerto Rico's governor once Rosselló steps down.
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Nomorobo already automatically allows legal robocalls like automated school closings announcements and local library calls about overdue books through, but that might not be sufficient for all users.
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When people read smartphone reviews, one of the first things they want to know is whether the battery life is going to be sufficient for their use cases.
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Mr. Chaffetz said he viewed the step as a "precursor" to impeachment, but one that also might be sufficient for some colleagues who regarded impeachment as too drastic.
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However, Saudi Arabia's Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih told reporters Thursday morning that an output cut of 1 million bpd would be sufficient for OPEC and its allied producers.
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Essentially, she felt confident that whatever healthcare she ended up with post-election would be sufficient for her needs, and would only get better with time and further reforms.
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The bank believes that the government can establish a primary fiscal balance slightly above 1 percent of GDP over the medium term, which would be sufficient for stable debt dynamics.
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Both will be sufficient for average use, but this is another mid-range Android phone so if you're not going to get the best camera phone on the market here.
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" In its forecast of the most likely scenario, S&P said, "Credit conditions and issuance levels should be sufficient for companies to manage global corporate rated debt maturities through 2021.
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If the other 80% of the bears start feeding on the whale carcasses as well, "the subsidies may not be sufficient for the number of individuals making use of them."
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No, I don't think so, because if the global economy slips into recession it won't be sufficient for the Fed to just hold rates low, they might have to reverse course.
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There is some controversy over whether silicon PV can ever go far enough — whether it will be sufficient for the ambitious long-term decarbonization goals the US has set for itself.
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"This is why our paper doesn't suggest that the commercial trackers we tested would be sufficient for medical applications where high precision is needed during exercise," Cadmus-Bertram said by email.
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"There is no doubt another period of market turbulence would be sufficient for the Fed to cut interest rates, even before it has a tangible impact on the US economy," Perkins wrote.
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"I am expecting the wheat harvest to be sufficient for bread production provided exports are cut, but not enough for animal feed," the wheat purchaser at a large German flour mill said.
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That advice might not be sufficient for addressing privacy concerns around Samsung's smart TVs, because the Weeping Angel hack continues to control the television even when it appears to be turned off.
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Until then, administration officials have said, they will continue to negotiate the terms of the deal, but they have not specified what changes would be sufficient for the United States to reconsider quitting.
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That could be sufficient for a search and rescue mission, but the battery technology will have to improve for the system to perform other extended tasks without being connected directly to a power source.
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"Unchallenged statements made by a petitioner before a judge ... would be sufficient for law enforcement to enter that person's home and confiscate their private property," the National Rifle Association (NRA) said in a statement.
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I understand that Mr. Morrison testified at his deposition that Ambassador Sondland proposed that it might be sufficient for the Ukrainian Prosecutor General to commit to pursue the investigation, as opposed to President Zelensky.
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"The real question is whether the base level of funding will be sufficient for the IRS to do its job promptly," said Matthew Gardner, senior fellow at the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
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I understand that Mr. Morrison testified at his deposition that Ambassador Sondland proposed that it might be sufficient for the Ukrainian Prosecutor General to commit to pursue the investigation, as opposed to President Zelenskyy.
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"I don't think there will be results, and if there are any results they will not be sufficient for the Syrian people," HNC chief negotiator Asaad al-Zoubi told Reuters ahead of Tuesday's Vienna meeting.
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Bigger houses will need more Satellites – a set of one router and two Satellites costs $579 – but an Orbi and one Satellite should be sufficient for the average user and the improvement should be noticeable.
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While the job gains could still be sufficient for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month, the modest increase could raise concerns about the economy's health after growth slowed in the first quarter.
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IS IT ENOUGH FOR COINBASE TO SAY WE'RE GOING TO LAUNCH OUR OWN INVESTIGATION INTO THIS AND THAT SHOULD BE SUFFICIENT FOR ALL YOU RETAIL TRADERS WHO ARE NOW TRADING IN BITCOIN AND BITCOIN CASH?
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This, together with human intelligence collection of F-2628 takeoff and landing times, would be sufficient for Russian discrimination systems to develop an F-28500 radar profile, rendering the F-6900's critical stealth technology obsolete.
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Should he fail, he faces a second confidence vote on Friday, in which it would be sufficient for him to collect more votes in favor of his government than against, no matter the number of abstentions.
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"We have very clearly advised the government that if you are just going to send your athletes to participate in international tournaments, that alone will not be sufficient for sports to grow in India," Ramachandran said.
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Three contemporaneous samples might be sufficient for a modest paper about the Teouma site, but modest papers about one archaeological site in Vanuatu are not the sort of thing Nature is in the business of publishing.
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While last month's job gains could still be sufficient for the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this month, the modest increase could raise concerns about the economy's health after GDP growth slowed in the first quarter.
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"I used to harvest only what would be sufficient for our family consumption but after this scheme arrived, I have started making some money by selling apples and beans," said Parwati Rawat, a farmer in Dhaulapani village.
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Unless you want an independent smartwatch with an LTE connection, it's likely that a Series 33 with GPS ($279 refurbished via Apple) or even a Series 2 would be sufficient for those who want to save some money.
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A 32 GB card may be sufficient for most users, but the Lexar Professional UHS-I SDXC series offers capacities all the way up to a terabyte — that's a lot of data on a standard-sized SD card.
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Somehow, I don't think limiting spending on booze, women, and movies (movies?) is going to be sufficient for the median American household — which had an income of $59,000 last year — to end up with a $22 million estate.
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"Moon Express proposed in our Mission Approval architecture that a distributed authority among the agencies, managed by FAA [Office of Commercial Space Transportation], should be sufficient for our singular 2017 commercial lunar mission," Richards told Recode in a statement.
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The showerhead on this model comes with both an on-off switch and a high-low setting, and though it doesn't have as granular of controls as we've seen on other models, it should be sufficient for the campsite.
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Liverpool's broadcast revenue, which increased by 68.8 million euros to 251.3 million euros as a result of the amounts received from UEFA, would be sufficient for a place in the top 15 of this year's Money League on its own.
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"Unless we bring forward the requirements for the humans to the engineers, we're going to be given a number we're just going to have to live with, and I'm not sure it's going to be sufficient for health," she says.
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"Anything above last month's 160,000 non-farm payrolls reading should be sufficient for the FOMC, whilst any unexpected swing in wage growth could foster some further thoughts of a June hike," economists at Dutch bank ING wrote in a note.
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"We believe that the timing of this deal was likely motivated by the re-introduction of the STATES Act, which both [Canopy] and [Constellation] had noted would be sufficient for Canopy to enter the U.S. market," Cowen analyst Vivien Azer wrote Thursday.
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"It is a mini-trial of sorts, but no jury and the evidence only needs to be sufficient for a judge to decide to hold a defendant over for trial," John Hall, a spokesman for the Riverside County District Attorney's office, tells PEOPLE.
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"It is a mini-trial of sorts, but no jury and the evidence only needs to be sufficient for a judge to decide to hold a defendant over for trial," John Hall, a spokesman for the Riverside County District Attorney's office, told PEOPLE.
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STOCKHOLM, June 25 (Reuters) - Sweden's central bank said on Tuesday it had decided to scale back the number of rate-setting meetings to five from six per year, saying this would be sufficient for the purposes of conducting an effective monetary policy.
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"If we're looking for a joint European strategy to solve the refugee question, it can't be sufficient for Angela to first call Hollande and then EU Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker, and that I learn of the result in the press," he added.
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Her victory is apparent; to defeat her, it would not be sufficient for Mr Sanders to win most of the outstanding 781 delegates (which is anyway unlikely; 475 are up for grabs in California on June 7th and Mrs Clinton has a healthy lead there).
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And Ms. Hill's continued criticism of Mr. Biden since his call with her has only affirmed the view of some in his orbit that he is in a no-win situation — that no measure of regret will ever be sufficient for her and other critics.
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But unlike other proponents of a large U.S. presence in the Middle East, these idealists believe no level of negotiation or military deterrence will be sufficient for our security interests — only a changing of the guard in Tehran, whether by democratic means or external force.
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"While the headline deficit figure may be sufficient for markets in the near-term, the focus will quickly turn to the details of the budget to see whether the deficit target is achievable," Mohammed Kazmi, portfolio manager at UBP private bank, told CNBC via email on Thursday.
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The model Google sent had 32GB of storage built in (29.70 when the OS has been loaded on), which should be sufficient for most, particularly if you're backing up photos to the cloud, but it goes all the way up to 128GB, if you're feeling the squeeze.
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The variety of exercises offered aren't going to be sufficient for serious athletes or even people training for specific sports, but the set could be good to spur on a couch potato keen to get up and get moving, or an older person who wants to up their fitness level.
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The company will not need to sell the assets linked to its third bridge over the Bosphorus but it will be sufficient for the group to receive at least one offer in order for its capital hike to be approved, Il Sole 210 Ore reported, adding the issue will be put to a vote in an upcoming shareholders' meeting.
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" The informed consent statement provided by therapists directly to users as of late August 2016 reads, "Although risks are rare, I am aware that there are possible risks which include that the information I am able to give may not be sufficient for a diagnosis...If my therapist believes I need additional or other services, they may refer me to another specialist or type of care.
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While a $45,000 salary might be sufficient for a family of three in South Dakota, you would need close to $60,28823 on average to keep up in Hawaii, Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York, and a whopping $68,000 a year to get by in Washington D.C. That's according to data from MIT's living wage calculator, which determines the minimum amount necessary to meet basic needs without relying on outside help.
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I don't use the Xbox Console Companion app on my PC too often, but it comes in handy when I want to play Xbox at the same time that others prefer to watch something else on the TV. It's particularly useful for slow-paced games where the speed of your inputs doesn't come into play, but I found it to be sufficient for games like Asura's Wrath, which relies on quickly completing events to make progress.
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