"When you're rearranging insufficient funds, you still have insufficient funds," said Dixon.
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One examines 3 main factors for child growth failure (CGF): stunting (insufficient height for age), wasting (insufficient weight for height), and being underweight (insufficient weight for age).
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And what you've got is often an incomplete set of facts, an insufficient amount of capital, an insufficient amount of knowledge about the key things you need and insufficient people to do that job.
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The court found there was insufficient oversight of the internet infrastructure and communications selected for interception and searching; and also insufficient safeguards for journalistic material.
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Despite the best efforts of JAX and its ilk, the world's lab mice are both mimicking the biology of sick humans with insufficient fidelity and responding to experiments with insufficient uniformity.
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But it was insufficient — he lost, and lost badly.
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"What we do have as a problem in this country – in this democracy – is not voter fraud, but insufficient voter turnout, insufficient voter registration and we can fix that," Brooks told Hill.
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Their conclusion was, in part, that there was insufficient data sharing and collection between different government agencies, and insufficient rigor in the systems the U.S. used to establish whether someone was "really" them.
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A yearlong investigation into the Sopot match found insufficient evidence.
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But we compounded the problem with insufficient support for consumers.
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But the judge suggested Monday that these steps were insufficient.
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"I think dismissal probation is an insufficient process," he said.
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Insufficient progress is not to say no progress at all.
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Yet he said there was insufficient evidence to charge him.
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TURKEY'S RESERVES "VERY MUCH INSUFFICIENT" TO REFINANCE EXTERNAL OBLIGATIONS - MOODY'S
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The problem is poor maintenance, not insufficient supply, Shaw said.
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By the convention's recent standards this is progress, albeit insufficient.
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What profits remain are insufficient to service large debt piles.
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" Mike Greenberg -- "There are times when words are obviously insufficient.
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Presenting rational arguments and evidence is important but often insufficient.
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There is also insufficient support for victims on the ground.
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Yet even net zero global emissions is insufficient, says Silk.
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Its plan to sell certain business were insufficient to Loeb.
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Trying to quietly demonstrate good behavior is insufficient, she said.
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Outside assessments have also cited nationalism, protectionism and insufficient funding.
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Daily food rations are insufficient, according to the U.N. update.
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The D.A. ended up dropping the case, citing insufficient evidence.
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Having insufficient numbers of healthy people sign up doomed Obamacare.
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This is a city with major demand and insufficient supply.
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For the working class, however, this "Better Deal" is insufficient.
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The court determined that the President's findings were insufficient. Why?
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His waning support proved insufficient to help elect Mr Wright.
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Hippke and Learned argue that this is insufficient protection, however.
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This amount is already insufficient to sustain almost anyone today.
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She believes the 25% quota, while insufficient, is still important.
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Clinton's efforts had been insufficient to the task at hand.
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We feel that anything short of that will be insufficient.
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Detroit and Pittsburgh are not included because of insufficient data.
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Each woman recalls feeling incomplete or insufficient without the other.
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Democrats said childcare provisions and the program overall were insufficient.
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There are few roads, no deepwater ports, and insufficient telecommunications.
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Pirc considered Sports Direct's response to the report as "insufficient".
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" McCain called Obama's reaction to ISIS "reactive, slow and insufficient.
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Surgery may be performed with insufficient provisions for postoperative care.
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But he warned that the passage alone would be insufficient.
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My unwavering response was received as naïve, insufficient and small.
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Nearly half its units were unoccupied because of insufficient staff.
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Why are ZIP codes insufficient measures for geographically specific phenomena?
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The City Attorney rejected the case based on "insufficient evidence."
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Those are sectors with insufficient productivity growth, innovation, and disruption.
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Yet ambitious as the synergy target is, it's also insufficient.
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But even then, supplies of vegetables were insufficient, she said.
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Others cite insufficient investments in infrastructure, science, technology and education.
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He said the state's minimum wage, $7.25, was woefully insufficient.
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Some employees have expressed concerns that Microsoft's response is insufficient.
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Poor quality or insufficient sea ice could reduce survival rates.
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But in the 1970s and '80s, screening procedures were insufficient.
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Passenger delays and insufficient quantities of medicines were also possible.
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But to Small, those reasons were an excuse, and insufficient.
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They analyzed incomplete data over an insufficient period of time.
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The information given at the consulates in Istanbul is insufficient.
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Moreover, families with many children have protested insufficient social protection.
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Shielding refugees from immediate harm, then, is worthy but insufficient.
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Elected Republicans have learned the political peril of insufficient fealty.
|
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Two of the cases were rejected based on insufficient evidence.
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Novice prescribers cited insufficient access to doctors with more experience prescribing buprenorphoine as well as "insufficient access to substance-abuse counseling for patients" as "barriers to treating more patients" in their own practice, Stein said.
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The bacteria probably spread in the traditional way: insufficient hand-washing.
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The deal was immediately criticised in the UK for being insufficient.
|
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"The approach that we took proved to be insufficient," he said.
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Fitch has withdrawn the BSI indicator for Finland on insufficient coverage.
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Mueller made it clear that Trump's responses were "incomplete" and insufficient.
|
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House Oversight Chairman Elijah Cummings, however, said that offer was insufficient.
|
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But this return of control to the people has proved insufficient.
|
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But their categories are different, meaning crossed wires and insufficient accountability.
|
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For this reason, many people found the company's statement woefully insufficient.
|
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It's a promising agenda, but it's insufficient in the long term.
|
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Crowded lecture halls and insufficient time with professors are common complaints.
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Nevertheless, just looking at the overall size of fintech is insufficient.
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Some deplore a lack of recognition and insufficient diagnoses and treatment.
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We had insufficient data on 2017 vehicles to make a judgment.
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Aden port will be insufficient due to its size and congestion.
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Kim was not about to let such grammatically insufficient abuse stand.
|
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But the short-term relief is insufficient to last that long.
|
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Emergency resolution plans must be implemented if those efforts prove insufficient.
|
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U.S. Republican Senator John McCain called the move overdue but insufficient.
|
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But Tesla and all it stands for has rendered it insufficient.
|
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Jackson's light gag order soon proved insufficient to hold Stone's tongue.
|
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The current rule is 25 years, but that's insufficient, she said.
|
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Britain's Serious Fraud Office investigated but found insufficient evidence to prosecute.
|
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Journalists fret that sources (especially whistle-blowers) may have insufficient protection.
|
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"The case was dismissed due to insufficient evidence," he told PEOPLE.
|
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But insufficient pollination is a big variable for the agricultural industry.
|
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However, the Korean struggled in Rio, mainly due to insufficient training.
|
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The DOJ said it found "insufficient evidence" to support federal charges.
|
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In 0003 One Re's premium income was insufficient to cover costs.
|
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They concluded there was insufficient evidence to sustain a criminal case.
|
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For years, doctors were warned against paying insufficient attention to pain.
|
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Fitch believes that banks' disclosures on their TRF business are insufficient.
|
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Further, the report gives insufficient credence to contrary official documentary evidence.
|
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That is an insufficient way to implement sincere service and policy.
|
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But national schemes may prove insufficient to deal with multiple failures.
|
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The ladies leave amused but with insufficient copy for a column.
|
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Justice officials rejected the offer as insufficient, according to this account.
|
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Some spectators in the Bronx courtroom also found the sentence insufficient.
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Deploying 85033 more troops to Syria is necessary but insufficient, Sen.
|
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Telia offered concessions in April but these were rejected as insufficient.
|
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In tennis, simply seeing the ball is believed to be insufficient.
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" His defense minister was even more direct, calling the announcement "insufficient.
|
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At the time, Motherboard laid out why the proof was insufficient.
|
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Prosecutors declined to press charges at the time, citing insufficient evidence.
|
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Of those, 153,249 were the result of overcrowding or insufficient capacity.
|
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The underlying problem is insufficient structural support around the logic board.
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WARNING: current pacification rate insufficient to keep pace with evolutionary modulation.
|
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Alphabet, however, countered that Uber's search was both limited and insufficient.
|
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There is some truth to that explanation, but it is insufficient.
|
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Health coverage in long-term care is fragmented, insufficient, and inefficient.
|
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A construction supervisor said the materials being used had been insufficient.
|
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Turkish officials have described the Saudi investigation so far as insufficient.
|
|
He gave an example of one reason he said was insufficient.
|
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On that land, the team found one plant — insufficient to propagate.
|
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When even these proved insufficient, bodies were burned in outdoor pits.
|
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Even the intervention of Marcelo Gallardo, the River manager, was insufficient.
|
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And even when campaigns are filled, they're still often wholly insufficient.
|
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That way, the customer won't incur overdraft or insufficient-funds fees.
|
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Yet the F.B.I. found insufficient evidence to support a criminal case.
|
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Buttigieg's supporters think this critique conflates political pragmatism with insufficient progressivism.
|
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Engku Nor Faizah also said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute.
|
|
Doctors told some patients of insufficient hospital beds and testing kits.
|
|
But the committee says the former executive's vantage point was insufficient.
|
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Disaster aid is often insufficient for families or takes too long.
|
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"With all due respect, your thoughts and your prayers are insufficient."
|
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The rejection was due to insufficient information about the drug's pharmacology.
|
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Recent experiences have convinced me that the existing mechanism is insufficient.
|
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Several of the documents they produced were declared fake or insufficient.
|
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Being recognized within a Commonwealth framework, Mr. Walubara says, is insufficient.
|
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If the risks are insufficient to elicit action, they are grown.
|
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He has discovered that Germany is a cautious and insufficient ally.
|
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Electrical and plumbing systems are out of date; insulation is insufficient.
|
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He decided that the evidence was insufficient, dismissing the final charges.
|
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Unfortunately, a high school education is insufficient in this modern economy.
|
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Can the nano-texture be damaged by anything of insufficient softness?
|
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But these issues themselves are insufficient, as well as more limiting.
|
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Likewise, low financial literacy can contribute to insufficient or inefficient saving.
|
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It also would reverse any benefit cuts due to insufficient funds.
|
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But insufficient insurance coverage, like in Houston, drastically limits its effectiveness.
|
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But the groups said they feared insufficient aid was getting through.
|
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The TCF and Authorized Buyers frameworks are insufficient to ensure transparency and fair processing of the personal data in question and therefore also insufficient to provide for free and informed consent, with attendant implications for PECR compliance.
|
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Now we have supposedly advanced beyond those divisions, and if violence or fanaticism still intrudes it's because of technical and political failures — insufficient education, the misallocation of resources, insufficient dialogue, ideological manipulation — rather than deep theological divides.
|
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Several states had delays in planting last season due to insufficient rain.
|
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Mueller made it clear that Trump's responses were "incomplete" and generally insufficient.
|
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The logic: Per-student funding, though insufficient, should at least be equal.
|
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Insufficient rest can hamper a person's ability to focus and think creatively.
|
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Bondi, a Republican, soon dropped her investigation, citing insufficient grounds to proceed.
|
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It is insufficient to say he has a Jewish daughter and grandchildren.
|
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But CAS upheld the appeal for 28 of them citing insufficient evidence.
|
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Easter eggs, it seems, are insufficient compensation for the horrors of revision.
|
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This is indeed insufficient to carry mineral particles bigger than 2mm across.
|
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Some taxpayers didn't adjust their withholding and paid insufficient tax last year.
|
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Prosecutors declined to file rape charges in the case, citing insufficient evidence.
|
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I may only have insufficient circumstantial evidence, where absolute proof is required.
|
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That doesn't mean it's a bad product or an insufficient computing device.
|
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Prosecutors declined to file charges in the rape case, citing insufficient evidence.
|
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At end-8M16 One Re's premium income was insufficient to cover costs.
|
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Prosecutors decided in May 2016 there was insufficient evidence of a crime.
|
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"They were totally insufficient," the source reportedly told the local news outlet.
|
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There are insufficient ports to handle the heavy components needed for turbines.
|
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Franco-German understanding is a necessary but increasingly insufficient condition for progress.
|
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The generosity of friends and family, though helpful, will likely be insufficient.
|
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Anaheim Police Chief Raul Quezada cited insufficient evidence to charge him Thursday.
|
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Technology solutions are proving insufficient safeguards, and more human sentries are necessary.
|
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"This is insufficient to categorize them as fake news," the study said.
|
|
The refugee camps there are overcrowded, insufficient, and bursting at the seams.
|
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The tax is considered "highly insufficient" by the Climate Action Tracker group.
|
|
But the report unequivocally states that carbon pricing is an insufficient solution.
|
|
We've seen candidates flame out under media scrutiny, insufficient funding, and scandal.
|
|
The industry body said there had been insufficient consultation drawing it up.
|
|
On Friday, a judge dropped Swift from Mueller's lawsuit, citing insufficient evidence.
|
|
But domestic rights group Licadho said there was insufficient evidence to convict.
|
|
On Thursday morning, however, Husky walked away, saying it had "insufficient" support.
|
|
"Tragically, I fear his effort was insufficient to the crisis," Cotter said.
|
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They contend that they are given insufficient time to properly vet nominations.
|
|
But now more than 25 patient groups say the bill is insufficient.
|
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Anyone who expressed doubts in the campaign was accused of insufficient patriotism.
|
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Prosecutors said later there was insufficient evidence to file charges against Lynch.
|
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Because of N.C.A.A. regulations, she must first make up insufficient course work.
|
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But our efforts alone will be insufficient to eradicate these images internationally.
|
|
If your smartphone's battery feels insufficient, consider buying an external battery pack.
|
|
But some close associates feared such a guarded approach would be insufficient.
|
|
Authors of a new analysis call most countries' climate plans 'totally insufficient.
|
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Nevertheless, domestic opposition has left the convention with insufficient supporters in Washington.
|
|
The groups argued that the FDIC conducted an insufficient cost-benefit analysis.
|
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Unfortunately, to date, insufficient federal dollars have been appropriated for this purpose.
|
|
Insufficient exercise coupled with poor food choices is a recipe for disaster.
|
|
But history suggests that secular trends alone are insufficient for predicting preeminence.
|
|
"Today it appears that these changes were insufficient or ignored," wrote Warner.
|
|
But the government's efforts to respond were slow, insufficient, and lacking transparency.
|
|
Ahead, find our insufficient, but very heartfelt, ode to all things Bellucci.
|
|
The ruling said that evidence against Bibi was insufficient to convict her.
|
|
Secondly, while this executive branch step was absolutely necessary, it is insufficient.
|
|
The district attorney's office said there was insufficient evidence to charge him.
|
|
Unproven upside alone has always been insufficient to motivate cross-functional modernization.
|
|
Although some light penetrates this second layer, it is insufficient for photosynthesis.
|
|
Cohen's testimony alone, however, would be insufficient to support a perjury conviction.
|
|
The department simply asserted that these measures are insufficient without providing evidence.
|
|
Mnuchin's personal friendship with Kavanaugh is insufficient to establish awareness or liability.
|
|
The commission also cited insufficient exploration into alternatives, such as geothermal energy.
|
|
But to complain about insufficient originality is almost to miss the point.
|
|
But such a temporary change in the law is also grossly insufficient.
|
|
The gig, in effect, was the lifeline and the lifeline was insufficient.
|
|
We just have old leaky windows, insufficient space and broken-down furniture.
|
|
But zoning reform alone is insufficient for addressing America's affordable housing crisis.
|
|
But the chicanery left the expanding city with a woefully insufficient supply.
|
|
I remember thinking that my own wool blend looked insufficient in comparison.
|
|
Auditors found that the infrastructure established under the Obama administration was insufficient.
|
|
" Among the most common were "Excess Dwell Time" and "Insufficient Capacity/Crowding.
|
|
But there have been concerns that this two-week period is insufficient.
|
|
There are insufficient tanks and artillery (ventilators) to fight off the virus.
|
|
The Mexican government has been insufficient in its response to the coronavirus.
|
|
For many Irish nationalists, the trial is painfully belated and woefully insufficient.
|
|
StreetEasy excluded the borough of Staten Island, because it had insufficient data.
|
|
Changes by developers to address the issue have been "insufficient," she said.
|
|
Even bipartisan support has proven insufficient to overcome these kinds of arguments.
|
|
Now he says the information provided to him by OPM is insufficient.
|
|
Evidence against 16 other former soldiers was insufficient, prosecutors said in March.
|
|
This is insufficient as an apology to the woman on the train.
|
|
This was insufficient — either to advance negotiations, or to placate his critics.
|
|
Critics say Facebook's measures to limit manipulated videos, like deepfakes, are insufficient.
|
|
They're calling Trump's plan insufficient and discriminatory, reports The Hill's Ben Kamisar.
|
|
Past enrollment efforts have been constrained by insufficient resources and partisan attacks.
|
|
But some lawmakers say the short exemption is insufficient for Puerto Rico.
|
|
This claim of insufficient scientific findings is highly disputed among cannabis advocates.
|
|
Opposition lawmakers argued that those concessions were insufficient and boycotted the votes.
|
|
It was so simple and human—so poignantly insufficient to the situation.
|
|
Our deployment of conventional forces to the Baltics was important but insufficient.
|
|
But, thus far, there is insufficient evidence to draw such a conclusion.
|
|
That was insufficient to satisfy activists who were pushing for bolder action.
|
|
"They're saying they're trying harder — that's insufficient," Mr. Wieser said of Google.
|
|
But when you are the controlling party, single-minded obstruction is insufficient.
|
|
"The laws are insufficient and regulation needs to be better," he said.
|
|
Schedules were impossible, production quotas demanding, workers sloppy, budgets insufficient, rules disregarded.
|
|
The State Department's response, public or not, has been insufficient, experts said.
|
|
The decision, and the state's insufficient water testing, led to irreparable damage.
|
|
Hogg wrote on Twitter that an apology just to mollify advertisers was insufficient.
|
|
Some hedge funds, like SpringOwl, are likely to oppose a sale as insufficient.
|
|
Old Fadama residents live with clogged drains, insufficient water supply, and poor sanitation.
|
|
Growth, engagement and monetization are interlinked, and each is insufficient on its own.
|
|
Malaysia's Attorney General eventually chose not to press charges because of insufficient evidence.
|
|
We have apologized to Dr. Jackson and Dr. Uwandu for our insufficient response.
|
|
Ravel says these changes, and the Democratic bill, would be significant but insufficient.
|
|
The guilty verdict given to Van Dyke is necessary and so infuriatingly insufficient.
|
|
" In the note, she also apologizes "for being insufficient and breaking his rules.
|
|
But the government suffers from insufficient technological knowledge, old mindsets, and outdated tools.
|
|
"Frankly, running against Trump is going to be insufficient to win," said Gillum.
|
|
Fixing the model is insufficient, as that's not where the root cause lies.
|
|
America's tech titans scoop up users' data with insufficient regard for their privacy.
|
|
Some of her more moderate plans have already proved insufficient in this state.
|
|
Mueller found insufficient evidence to show coordination between the Trump campaign and Russia.
|
|
Castor said at the time that there was insufficient evidence to charge Cosby.
|
|
When given a five-year outlook, many investors cited one concern: insufficient savings.
|
|
Some hedge funds like SpringOwl are likely to oppose a sale as insufficient.
|
|
Criticism of Mr Zuma within the party was insufficient to force him out.
|
|
Mueller will only say there was "insufficient evidence" to charge such a conspiracy.
|
|
The Kavanaugh rally appears insufficient to salvage the Republican majority in the House.
|
|
He's already had three other cases dropped in NYC due to insufficient evidence.
|
|
"Insufficient progress made in the US-China trade talks is weighing on prices."
|
|
Sometimes the market-fit issue with developing enterprise companies stems from insufficient focus.
|
|
Unless the victim can provide independent evidence, their word would probably be insufficient.
|
|
Mueller indicated the written answers from the president were imprecise, incomplete and insufficient.
|
|
In short, right now the bitcoin infrastructure is insufficient to support the unbanked.
|
|
Human Rights Watch has said there is insufficient humanitarian aid in the camp.
|
|
The FDA said the application was insufficient and would have to be resubmitted.
|
|
The French benchmark for insufficient taxation is less than half the French rate.
|
|
Words are insufficient to describe the horrror that is happening in our country.
|
|
We talk about product and knowing customers a lot, but that is insufficient.
|
|
Fitch has withdrawn the BSI indicators for Luxembourg and Slovakia on insufficient coverage.
|
|
Some entrepreneurs and analysts said the deal was insufficient to spur growth significantly.
|
|
Still, Democrats described those efforts as an insufficient response to their initial request.
|
|
But rooting medical training primarily in knowledge acquisition is increasingly insufficient and inefficient.
|
|
A two- or four-year career ended by insufficient adherence to party orthodoxy.
|
|
Kubicki's comments come after Grenell called Germany's spending on NATO insufficient earlier Tuesday.
|
|
Morgan filed a police report, but prosecutors dropped the case, citing insufficient evidence.
|
|
But critics say companies only check names and that the vetting is insufficient.
|
|
Rubio told reporters at the Capitol that the current tax credit is insufficient.
|
|
Investigations by DHS's internal watchdogs were plagued by lengthy delays and insufficient resources.
|
|
But the complex interaction of demography, welfare and globalisation means that is insufficient.
|
|
Question No. 3: What if fee hikes are still insufficient to cover costs?
|
|
But those accounts paid 79 percent of all overdraft and insufficient funds fees.
|
|
But it became clear to her on Sunday that contrition was insufficient. Mrs.
|
|
He also knocked Trump for, in Cruz's view, his insufficient support for Israel.
|
|
At this point, modest reforms at the margins of the agency are insufficient.
|
|
State-organized jobs and distribution are insufficient to survive, according to the report.
|
|
Analysts at brokerage Jefferies considered the 21 percent premium offered by Covea insufficient.
|
|
Its quotais insufficient and requires further geological exploration in order to modify it.
|
|
GLAAD's rating system for the studios was excellent, good, insufficient, poor, or failing.
|
|
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ ... Miller was not prosecuted, due to insufficient evidence.
|
|
But even 280 characters seems insufficient to threaten -- or maybe more than threaten?
|
|
A recent study found that 27.6 percent of female veterans were food insufficient.
|
|
A 2010 review found "insufficient" evidence backing acupuncture for the treatment of depression.
|
|
John Cornyn (R- TX) per Bloomberg's Sahil Kapur: It's a "stopgap" but insufficient.
|
|
If appealing to history is insufficient, how about a look at the polls?
|
|
Even if NATO could muster such political will, it would still be insufficient.
|
|
Even conservatives who do the right thing can be criticized for insufficient courage.
|
|
One month feels insufficient; bridging people over the second quarter makes more sense.
|
|
But while the Labour leadership rejected the concessions as insufficient, many of Mrs.
|
|
But she said it could still prove insufficient for people with complex needs.
|
|
The judge ruled that there was insufficient evidence to present to a jury.
|
|
She said many homeowners were simply opting for cheap plans with insufficient coverage.
|
|
He complained as he often does about the insufficient credit that he gets.
|
|
" But, she wrote, "Taking no action, on the other hand, would be insufficient.
|
|
But the companies also cautioned that technology alone was insufficient for the task.
|
|
But the evidence was apparently considered insufficient, and the charges did not hold.
|
|
Two players talked about insufficient government funding at state schools where they taught.
|
|
If "yes" seems impossible but "no" seems insufficient, what fills the space between?
|
|
But it's the internal problems, like insufficient understanding of healthy development of pigs.
|
|
That legislative solution will be decried as insufficient by gun control advocates. 4.
|
|
Early universal academic screening is a necessary but insufficient remedy to this problem.
|
|
We know insufficient sleep and a poor diet take a toll on us.
|
|
"There is more awareness but unfortunately no, there is insufficient action," he said.
|
|
Qassem Soleimani was insufficient, even when it was presented in a classified setting.
|
|
The Federal Trade Commission made it clear, however, that this still was insufficient.
|
|
In a statement on Monday, Mr. McCain said Mr. Trump's proposal was insufficient.
|
|
One company alone is insufficient to contain the many fails of Elon Musk.
|
|
" Love responded later that month, saying that Trump's brand of politics were "insufficient.
|
|
These steps by the private sector and state governments are important, but insufficient.
|
|
A majority of voters across party lines agreed that teachers' salaries were insufficient.
|
|
CANADA DRUG SUPPLY 'INSUFFICIENT' FOR U.S. MARKET The Canadian government criticized the plan.
|
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CANADA DRUG SUPPLY 'INSUFFICIENT' FOR U.S. MARKET The Canadian government criticized the plan.
|
|
Amtrak directed CNN to the NTSB when questioned about allegations of insufficient training.
|
|
The United Nations says that current pledges are insufficient to meet that goal.
|
|
In both cases, this boils down to insufficient planning for the long term.
|
|
The deputy public prosecutor said on Monday he was acquitted for insufficient evidence.
|
|
" But, she wrote, "Taking no action, on the other hand, would be insufficient.
|
|
Other scholars, however, have argued that there is insufficient evidence for this conclusion.
|
|
Some children will receive insufficient care, or no care, and some will die.
|
|
The steps are reasonable, since Obama's agreement with Cuba was insufficient and inequitable.
|
|
Members of the international community have called the alliance's efforts "heroic" but insufficient.
|
|
The organization also criticized him for what it viewed as an insufficient apology.
|
|
There was "insufficient evidence and legal support" for the provision, the bureau said.
|
|
He also said there was insufficient evidence that Mr. Trump illegally obstructed justice.
|
|
But customers are not keen and there is insufficient storage capacity, trading sources say.
|
|
Instead, differing anxiety rates could be the byproduct of insufficient and culturally-oblivious measurements.
|
|
Power cuts are often due to inadequate maintenance of infrastructure rather than insufficient supply.
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It's far from clear how this will work, and ethics experts found it insufficient.
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Meanwhile, insufficient cleanup of South Asian cuisine is a frequent criticism of Indian tenants.
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Wyden accused the White House of taking insufficient efforts against a demonstrated Russian threat.
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Many from the community rejected that, saying it was insufficient to ensure their security.
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The case was dismissed based on "insufficient facts," an ethics commission spokesperson told CNN.
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The phantom accounts resulted in some customers being hit with fees for insufficient funds.
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In January, Bharara's office said it had "insufficient" evidence to prove any crime occurred.
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But this method is time consuming, tedious, and often insufficient, leading to inaccurate maps.
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After a meticulous review of the facts, there was insufficient evidence to file charges.
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Trump's defense is beginning to look insufficient The President stuck to generalities on Tuesday.
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That would leave insufficient time to develop solar and wind alternatives, the government says.
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In Argentina, recent rain was insufficient to help wheat after an extended dry spell.
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Insufficient scale may prevent it from taking on rivals more assertively, Explorador's Gato added.
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The City Attorney's Office then rejected the case Friday, citing insufficient evidence, TMZ reports.
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The offers that were made were deemed insufficient by Schultz and the other owners.
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Activists say the funds allocated are insufficient and that the government's response is inadequate.
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But he remained vague on how much - a stand unions have branded as insufficient.
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Another is insufficient regard for grassroots support and for the social impact of projects.
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Chinese media have taken to attacking Hong Kong's oligarchs for insufficient displays of loyalty.
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Even if they did not, their capacity is insufficient to deal with the glut.
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"The chair has found insufficient support for the request for the vote," Womack said.
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This explanation was insufficient for a few former staffers of President Obama's White House.
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Either previous readings were insufficient or incorrect, or conditions inside the plant are changing.
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Studies have found insufficient information that it's useful as a topical treatment for wounds.
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But "insufficient evidence" is not the same as proclaiming there was "no collusion" whatsoever.
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" Republican congressman Vern Buchanan says that the USDA's restoration of data is still "insufficient.
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"People are sleeping in the open and the food supply is insufficient," she said.
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Cyrus Vance junior, the Manhattan district attorney, did not press charges, citing insufficient evidence.
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"The DOJ's motion to withdraw specific attorneys is 'patently insufficient,'" Judge Jesse Furman wrote.
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And, for the preservation of soft tissue, it is insufficient that iron be present.
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Officials later decided to NOT charge McCoy with a crime due to insufficient evidence.
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CANNTRUST - HEATH CANADA'S INSPECTION NOTED INSUFFICIENT SECURITY CONTROLS AT MANUFACTURING FACILITY IN VAUGHAN, ONTARIO
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Berl's estate later countersued, claiming he'd informed producers of his insufficient aircraft-flying skills.
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Observation: Some may temporarily, but the amount is insufficient and full of costly strings.
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Perhaps Trump Jr. was a target but the evidence ended up insufficient to indict.
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We know that Barr has declared the evidence insufficient for a criminal obstruction charge.
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In other words, erratic demand appears to dampen supply while insufficient supply inhibits demand.
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Common complaints: Inability to search specific topics, irrelevant search results, insufficient or unclear filtering.
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"The facts are unclear, the evidence is insufficient", the official Xinhua news agency said.
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Some had regarded it as a half measure insufficient to actually fight the problem.
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Add to that corroded water pipes, an aging electrical grid, and insufficient broadband access.
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But such studies at the state level are likely insufficient to draw useful conclusions.
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An insufficient pool of talent is also a challenge for Hong Kong's shipping industry.
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"The evidence is insufficient to show that she caused him to die," Cataldo argued.
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Insufficient income is the No. 1 hurdle keeping many people from buying a home.
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But the U.N. warned that funding has been insufficient for a worst-case scenario.
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The L.A. County D.A. tells TMZ Sports ... there was insufficient evidence to charge Jones.
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" Prosecutors add, "There is insufficient evidence to prove the case beyond a reasonable doubt.
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It's quota…is insufficient and requires further geological exploration in order to modify it.
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In 2005, prosecutors declined to charge Cosby in the Constand case, citing insufficient evidence.
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Bureaucracy and funding can hinder the effort though and resources are insufficient, clearers say.
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ICA has struggled with a hefty dollar-denominated debt load and insufficient new work.
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The UK government's reaction to the murder of Litvinenko in 2006 was shockingly insufficient.
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Both options are insufficient because the risk of a refugee crisis outweighs either option.
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In practice, these pools have proven insufficient to meet the needs of sick Americans.
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For those women, there has been insufficient evidence to recommend continuing beyond five years.
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Nonetheless, I'd say Levin's emphasis on subsidiarity and local community is important but insufficient.
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Credit rating agencies deemed these measures insufficient and reduced the country's outlook to negative.
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For some, reading labels may be enough, although it is insufficient for sesame allergies.
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But the international commission found Mexico's efforts to investigate the abuse insufficient so far.
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Better for his critics to portray any agreement that emerges as weak or insufficient.
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Giuliani told CNN the firing was an insufficient reason to appoint a special counsel.
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"Starting with President Obama's initial response, I've always felt the response was insufficient," Rep.
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Corruption comes from the combination of excessive government power and insufficient intra-government competition.
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But for the embassy, that was an insufficient reason to give him a visa.
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Investors initially reacted positively to the news but others saw the move as insufficient.
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Even deals offering higher interest rates have proven insufficient to attract investors, said Froehlich.
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The Deepwater Horizon disaster laid bare the unfortunate reality of decades of insufficient oversight.
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But as recent feedback has shown, my attempts to stop it were seriously insufficient.
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"It's a costly structure with insufficient synergies to justify those costs," Mr. Hemphill said.
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His petitions for appeals were always brief and incomplete, making insufficient use of precedent.
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The audit blamed insufficient staffing and improper assembly of factory tools for the delays.
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Their high infection rates are compounded by insufficient domestic budgets and struggling health systems.
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Baltimore's Operation Ceasefire director resigned last spring in protest, citing insufficient resources and support.
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The owners got sick of waiting, and an $85 million stadium was still insufficient.
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The U.S. gambles away its military alliance with South Korea for insufficient returns. 2.
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Kempczinski was criticized as pushing expensive initiatives as franchisees struggled with insufficient cash flow.
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Which, if any, did you disagree with or think are insufficient in some way?
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According to court records, obtained by TMZ, prosecutors found insufficient evidence to move forward.
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Each child in the house increased the odds of insufficient sleep by 46 percent.
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Despite this, there was no testing done and the screening process was totally insufficient.
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Others have reported expired equipment and insufficient quantities of protective gear such as respirators.
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But many of the employees said the company's internal response has largely felt insufficient.
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They defended themselves against criticism that their reaction had been too slow, and insufficient.
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The budget requested $20183 billion for the Census Bureau, which experts say is insufficient.
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It's not just Democrats, however, who are calling the Trump administration's funding request insufficient.
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Some rights organizations and lawyers representing the Roma have criticized the sentences as insufficient.
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He worried that the human race had insufficient wisdom to free the primal energies.
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Conservationists quickly sued, arguing the plan offered insufficient protections in Idaho, Montana and Colorado.
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"There's legally insufficient evidence to substantiate each of the eight charges," Agnifilo told Matsumoto.
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Mueller said he found insufficient evidence to charge Trump with criminal conspiracy concerning Russia.
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In March 2015, a U.S. district court judge ruled the bulk certification was insufficient.
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Some Microsoft employees expressed concerns to Business Insider that the company's response is insufficient.
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Politics, in her view, is an insufficient way to confront this kind of hatred.
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Will earnestness and conviction continue to seem insufficient in the face of cynical trolling?
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The bank has since had its operating licence revoked because it held insufficient capital.
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She blamed "11th-hour changes" to the rules and insufficient public information about them.
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President Obama and his closest advisors are no doubt criticized for their insufficient response.
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They will clam Trump's actions were insufficient, and his relations with Putin suspiciously warm.
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Beijing also threatens to use force to conquer Taiwan if peaceful enticements prove insufficient.
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Mr. Schumer also dismissed Judge Gorsuch's comments in response to Mr. Trump as insufficient.
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The audit blamed insufficient staffing and improper assembly of factory tools for the delays.
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But some critics suggest the sanctions still are insufficient and more should be done.
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Bladder wrack is a low-calorie root, with "insufficient evidence" of affecting thyroid problems.
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"Even though people slept as much as they could, it was insufficient," Wright said.
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They're intentionally leaving themselves insufficient time to move anything but an omnibus spending bill.
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Past deals with North Korea collapsed when the U.S. paid insufficient attention to details.
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To focus solely on major metro areas, Schale said, is insufficient to win again.
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What to look out for: Overdraft/insufficient funds fee and non-Chase ATM fee.
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What to look out for: Overdraft/insufficient funds fee and non-Chase ATM fee.
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Cutting a swath through one's midmajor league, by contrast, can prove insufficient by itself.
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Some called the findings insufficient to penalize individuals, prompting WADA to commission further work.
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"Any measures we want to take later will be insufficient," Bukele wrote on Twitter.
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Just being in the room and listening to what is said is likely insufficient.
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Obama's critics argued the cool approach allowed Russia to assert itself with insufficient pushback.
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In 20153, he supported a law regulating derivatives that many critics have called insufficient.
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But the advocates said the funding boost was insufficient to retain workers and services.
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That is rated "critically insufficient" by the Climate Action Tracker, which scores countries' pledges.
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The administration added some exceptions for religious employers, but some employers found them insufficient.
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But analysts warn the changes appear insufficient to address the country's underlying economic problems.
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Houston airport in Texas even shutdown one terminal's TSA checkpoint due to insufficient staffing.
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Barr, however, found there was insufficient evidence to establish an obstruction case against Trump.
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Mike Lee and Jerry Moran announced their decision, citing insufficient tax and regulation rollbacks.
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Danske Bank has acknowledged that its money laundering controls in Estonia has been insufficient.
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Sanger displays a journalist's bias against secrecy and repeatedly blames what he calls the intelligence agencies' "paranoia about protecting sources and methods" for an insufficient public discussion of cybersecurity, which he sees in turn as the prime reason for insufficient strategy and doctrine.
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One of the allegedly stolen documents turned up, but Waymo said Uber's efforts were insufficient.
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Committee members said insufficient action was being taken against those committing labor abuses in Britain.
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White areas are experiencing normal temperatures, and those grey splotches show where there's insufficient data.
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So they found there was "insufficient evidence" that e-cigarettes can help people quit smoking.
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The fund's administrator announced in February that there was insufficient funding to pay all claims.
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DOJ declined to launch a criminal probe into the matter, claiming there was insufficient evidence.
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ACPR fined BNP Paribas 10 million euros last month for insufficient anti-money laundering controls.
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Or were the police so incompetent and security measures so insufficient back in those days?
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The financial hardship suffered by the Teams caused by insufficient compensation paid to the Teams.
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Since the process takes 14 hours and Apple needed 800 panels, Seele's capacity was insufficient.
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Police said in 2011 he had not been prosecuted over Lamplugh because of insufficient evidence.
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Defense attorneys were provided a CD containing files from it but said it was insufficient.
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But it said it said there was insufficient evidence to support the more serious charge.
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Mere promises of greater redistribution were insufficient to eliminate such threats; institutional guarantees were needed.
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"Recent civilian casualty incidents indicate insufficient implementation of reforms and targeting practices," the report says.
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" But in the letter from White House officials they stressed that that money was "insufficient.
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A judge in California rejected an earlier settlement of $100 million, calling the amount insufficient.
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Some women have a condition called insufficient glandular tissue or hypoplasia, which impedes milk production.
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But now, reading the landlord's terse notice, she realized that these efforts had been insufficient.
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But aid agencies protest that Aden's current capacity is insufficient to feed the entire country.
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California has some of the country's most ambitious climate policies, but even those are insufficient.
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His contrarian nature seems an insufficient explanation for the support he is giving Mr Trump.
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At 77 minutes, the film devotes insufficient runtime to 106 years filled with singular achievements.
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Nothing says welcome back to NYC like your MetroCard saying "insufficient funds" when you swipe.
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However, most scientists point to dry conditions, not insufficient pruning, for the bark-beetle outbreak.
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The magistrate ruled there was insufficient evidence to prove she was attempting to commit suicide.
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While it gets insufficient coverage, the 2020 policy debate among Democrats is fascinating and foretelling.
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After the check came in, Bondi's office nixed suing Trump, citing insufficient grounds to proceed.
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A California judge has ruled that he has insufficient evidence to file a proper lawsuit.
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Matchmaking companies deduct points from female applicants who have serious jobs but insufficient domestic skills.
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In fact, Ms Wright believes there is insufficient evidence to make a claim either way.
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"The federal government has taken welcome but insufficient steps to halt the killings," said ICG.
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And it's unsubstantiated when there's insufficient evidence to prove whether or not a crime happened.
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And if you think of the reasons for that, it is slow productivity insufficient investment.
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However, the senator appears to have insufficient evidence to make the assertion as she did.
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The inmate was sought in Taylor County for "insufficient bond" on multiple charges, officials said.
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It also found that DHS and FBI warnings to the states in 2016 were insufficient.
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The court ruled that there was insufficient evidence that all athletes had violated doping rules.
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Prosecutors declined to press charges against Raz after investigating the incident, however, citing insufficient evidence.
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Elliott on Monday said the restructuring plan of South Korea's second-largest conglomerate was insufficient.
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Wage gains for middle-income consumers remain insufficient to encourage discretionary spending, some analysts caution.
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The L.A. County District Attorney's Office tells TMZ ... it's rejected the case, citing insufficient evidence.
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S&P SAYS MEXICO'S PLAN TO RESTORE PEMEX FINANCES IS INSUFFICIENT REGARDING ITS CAPITAL NEEDS
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The Justice Department also found insufficient evidence in that case to show civil rights violations.
|
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Affordable rental housing, Annington's primary market, is particularly under pressure, owing to insufficient social housing.
|
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The Post reports lawmakers have complained about receiving "insufficient or conflicting information about what happened."
|
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"The resources to fight are insufficient on the basis of ECOWAS' own capacities," Sirleaf said.
|
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Four seats were unfilled because of insufficient turnout in four provinces, officials said, without elaborating.
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To be honest, the information I have is insufficient for me to draw any conclusions.
|
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But, aside from being a mouthful, the title is insufficient for narrowing cross-departmental divides.
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The appeals court found insufficient evidence that the $750,000 cap has accomplished what lawmakers intended.
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Online advertisements garner far less money than print ones — insufficient for a functional news staff.
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That offer proved insufficient at the time to break the deadlock and avoid another election.
|
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But it also opened him to criticism that his conclusions were based on insufficient evidence.
|
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Such token wordsmithing is insufficient when the surrounding verbiage suggesting real guilt overwhelms the qualifiers.
|
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Running a legislative office and managing election campaigns are, by themselves, insufficient experience for governing.
|
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But these procedures also have critics, who argue that they are insufficient to prevent attacks.
|
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Emergency responders say traffic laws are rarely enforced and there is insufficient road safety education.
|
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Yet inadequate practices and insufficient tools have contributed to the exploits slipping by the developers.
|
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The court dismissed the underlying indictment, ruling that the evidence against Hadid was legally insufficient.
|
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It was put on hold in 6900 after concerns of insufficient screening for immigrant recruits.
|
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"I've reviewed your answers and I find some of them lacking or insufficient," he said.
|
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The listener got the impression that language was insufficient to express her highs and lows.
|
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The 2014 SFAO report faulted insufficient checks by customs, triggering somewhat tighter rules for freeports.
|
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Experts agree that DNA matches, absent other evidence, are insufficient to prove an individual's guilt.
|
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This means there is insufficient evidence to determine whether the sales ban is reducing waste.
|
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"Unfortunately, this budget that I have now signed is, in many ways, insufficient," Evers wrote.
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The criminal activity of those around Trump was equally insufficient to bring charges against him.
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Iron Man is shown floating through space with insufficient oxygen after being left on Titan.
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In May, a Swiss prosecutor dropped a seizure order on the painting, citing insufficient evidence.
|
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But more likely, OIRA oversight is simply insufficient, as evidenced by the agency's disappointing history.
|
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The plans they provided were also insufficient or defective, Iridium said in its legal complaint.
|
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Malaysia's attorney-general told Reuters on Thursday he was being released due to insufficient evidence.
|
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Both insufficient sleep and stress result in the release of cortisol, and cortisol decreases testosterone.
|
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Nonetheless, the grand jury decided there was insufficient evidence to bring criminal charges against him.
|
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There is insufficient political appetite for such a sweeping overhaul, whichever federal program is involved.
|
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In the governor's statement, he declared local resources had been "insufficient" to address the situation.
|
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We have finally accepted the reality that perimeter-based security approaches are insufficient by themselves.
|
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" In more specific detail, it said that "taxi booking services pose an insufficient competitive constraint.
|
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In its apology, Samsung called previous efforts "insufficient," promising to improve working conditions going forward.
|
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A senior foreign ministry press official said there was insufficient time to invite international media.
|
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Truck driver advocates have said that federal rules for meal and rest breaks are insufficient.
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And the $197 million the White House requested for border security technology is laughably insufficient.
|
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Rural waste is "an even weaker link", he said, with basic environmental infrastructure seriously insufficient.
|
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He attributed most of the rest to insufficient government spending and weak demand for exports.
|
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What's more, turning out higher percentages of urban voters was insufficient to swing many states.
|
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"That was not an apology and was an insufficient response to serious allegations," Cecil tweeted.
|
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"That was not an apology and was an insufficient response to serious allegations," he wrote.
|
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Some white Australians considered the restoration of ownership unnecessary; many Indigenous people thought it insufficient.
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To write something new is to imply that the writing which already exists is insufficient.
|
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"But such a temporary change in the law is also grossly insufficient," the column read.
|
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The university investigated Guerrero's account of events, but found insufficient evidence to back it up.
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Higher pay alone won't keep strong teachers in schools with poor leadership and insufficient resources.
|
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By 2003, McDonald's confirmed that the branch was to close down, because of insufficient profits.
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Insufficient FundsThe predicament stems from Louisiana's unique "user pay" system for funding indigent legal services.
|
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Advocates for the survivors said the government's action was insufficient, considering what they had suffered.
|
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And officials realized the public hospitals were insufficient to care for the rapidly swelling population.
|
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Secretary General Kofi Annan chastised him, but said there was insufficient evidence for his dismissal.
|
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State laws are insufficient, and there is only a patchwork of digital communications across governments.
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Given the exponential challenge we're up against, passive information is woefully insufficient to change behavior.
|
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He said insufficient attention had been paid to "macro distributional linkages," not "macro distributional influences."
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Convinced that high schoolers possessed insufficient maturity to vote, I dismissed the idea as absurd.
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In sum: this ruling, while good, is insufficient as a protection of core press freedom.
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Both the breadth and depth of their work are limited by insufficient and unpredictable investment.
|
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That growth came mostly from the memory chip market, where insufficient supply drove prices higher.
|
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Hill said at the time the call became public that she found his words insufficient.
|
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Lawmakers from both parties have labeled the request insufficient and one that wouldn't protect Americans.
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They were let off on grounds of insufficient evidence to connect them to the assassination.
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Her case was never brought to court since prosecutors declared that there was insufficient evidence.
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The coalition's investigations of civilian casualties are woefully insufficient, while Houthi investigations are non-existent.
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Previously, states could waive those requirements in areas with high unemployment rates and insufficient jobs.
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Many conservatives saw the move as appeasing the Castros in exchange for insufficient humanitarian improvements.
|
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But the agency said there is "insufficient evidence" to show that peripheral neuropathy is related.
|
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Bozumbayev refused to disclose details of the consortium's offer, but said Kazakhstan considered it insufficient.
|
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But in others, he said, mere embarrassment was an insufficient cause to allow a pseudonym.
|
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While there are regular injections of working capital, the amount remains insufficient for all headcount.
|
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It also found insufficient documentation for around $20163 million in spending for "in progress" projects.
|
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Minister Khan said there was insufficient evidence to charge him with further offences in Bangladesh.
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Denying ISIS a territorial stronghold is a necessary, but insufficient, condition for our own victory.
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The mistake resulted from a confluence of events related to incomplete data and insufficient time.
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Barr further concludes that he found insufficient evidence to charge Trump with obstruction of justice.
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For all these reasons, a focus on redistricting is a good start — but also insufficient.
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CANADA DRUG SUPPLY 'INSUFFICIENT' FOR U.S. MARKET The Canadian government also has criticized the plan.
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However, Sirisena's administration has taken insufficient steps to deal with the problem, his critics complain.
|
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Ronal had described the food, in another letter to his mother, as awful and insufficient.
|
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In 2015, Tokyo prosecutors twice declined to bring charges against the three, citing insufficient evidence.
|
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Such a move suggests that judges thought the evidence presented by the prosecution was insufficient.
|
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"If we didn't charge somebody, there was insufficient evidence to charge that person," he said.
|
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A two-month investigation, commissioned by the board, found insufficient evidence to corroborate these charges.
|
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An additional 22018 deaths and 22014 injuries were listed as "disputed" because of insufficient information.
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Studies have shown that bleach activity strongly decreases and becomes insufficient at lower washing temperatures.
|
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She said she turned most down because of statute of limitations guidelines or insufficient evidence.
|
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Prime Minister Edouard Philippe's office said the latest violence showed current security arrangements were "insufficient".
|
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Deterrence alone is insufficient and dangerous, while US diplomacy has been either erratic or absent.
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Our conclusion is that there is insufficient evidence to recommend a particular treatment for hiccups.
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Then there are the problems with child care agencies suffering from insufficient funding and standards.
|
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Elizabeth Warren brought forth her own struggles with insufficient child care as a working mother.
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Sawyer's actions ultimately proved insufficient to meet Vermont's unusually high evidentiary bar for attempt charges.
|
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Prosecutors didn't press charges in 2001, citing insufficient evidence in the case to do so.
|
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"The report included all available trials of vitamin D, but such trials included too few participants, used an insufficient dose of vitamin D, and had an insufficient duration of treatment," said Dr Robert Clarke, professor of epidemiology and public health at the University of Oxford.
|
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Even 10,000 nanograms per millilitre of either of those two drugs was insufficient to harm it.
|
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The charges were later dropped for insufficient evidence, due the crime having occurred four years earlier.
|
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The testing of homes in Flint for lead, too, was insufficient and flawed, some experts say.
|
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But it also further confirms how much existing pledges, called nationally determined contributions, are nonetheless insufficient.
|
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Blackouts are common in Kenya, partly because of an aging energy network and insufficient generation capacity.
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Things that really are insufficient measures to correct the problem begin to seem like radical steps.
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To some, the approach I'm describing to noxious speakers like Spencer will still seem somehow insufficient.
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Finally, the commission said Persky's association with Stanford University was insufficient to require disclosure or disqualification.
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Both have received government bailouts in recent years but executives say that financial support was insufficient.
|
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Her own baby was accidentally starved due to insufficient milk intake and is now neurologically disabled.
|
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But Delacroix described Sidewalk Labs's proposal for its data trust as being an afterthought and insufficient.
|
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Mac Thornberry, chairman of the House Armed Services Committee, issued a statement calling the request insufficient.
|
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Fake news may have been, at most, a necessary but insufficient cause for the election's outcome.
|
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And we do find that insufficient sleep over time chronically is associated with serious health outcomes.
|
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The bulk of "never beneficiaries," according to government data, are workers who have insufficient covered earnings.
|
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But false leads, dead ends and insufficient evidence prevented them from solving the case for years.
|
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As Mueller explained on Wednesday, the investigation found "insufficient evidence" to charge a conspiracy with Russia.
|
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Qualcomm has said those software updates were insufficient and that Apple must still withdraw its phones.
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Equality advocates said there was no evidence current penalties for sex crimes in restrooms were insufficient.
|
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Other foods, including meats and vegetables, were not included in their analysis owing to insufficient data.
|
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Try as he might — and he did try — eight years was insufficient to turn the tide.
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Nonetheless, in the Chinese context, it is still probably insufficient to cure the country's demographic woes.
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Energy experts say the bailout is insufficient to make Eskom financially sustainable in the long term.
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The PTAP ruling found Forward's written patent description to be insufficient to declare infringement by Biogen.
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Classical computers, as he deemed what everyone else just called computers, were insufficient to the task.
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In many communities, even the average renter's wage is insufficient to afford a two-bedroom apartment.
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There were no cost estimates and Trump proposed revenue-raising steps that budget experts called insufficient.
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The social reforms agenda presented by President Sebastián Piñera to ease the Chileans' discontent is insufficient.
|
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But insufficient geo-data, weak infrastructure and limited enforcement of regulations has held the industry back.
|
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"The poor bear the brunt of insufficient water conservation efforts," the statement cited Modi as saying.
|
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Canadian negotiators have reportedly offered similar concessions to the United States, which said they were insufficient.
|
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A French prosecutor had recommended in October that the charges be dismissed due to insufficient evidence.
|
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The report also found insufficient evidence to suggest coordination between Russia and Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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The Clark County District Attorney's Office told PEOPLE that there was "insufficient evidence" to prosecute her.
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Insufficient action There are suggestions that Jokowi's government isn't doing enough to buttress against Islamist hardliners.
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The phantom accounts meant that some customers were charged for insufficient funds, according to the regulators.
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Blackouts occur regularly in Kenya, partly because of an ageing energy network and insufficient generation capacity.
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The motion also said the governor was given insufficient notice and that the charges were vague.
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The Florida Department of Law Enforcement investigated Foley, but did not pursue charges, citing "insufficient evidence."
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But Democrats and opponents of Kavanaugh called foul, suggesting Trump's "limited in scope" order was insufficient.
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He said there had been "insufficient consideration of the additional infrastructure and the service and maintenance".
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Even if he could do what he wants to do, many believe it would be insufficient.
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Even more frustratingly, our national television media gave insufficient coverage of voter suppression during this election.
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Other common reasons included insufficient funding, a lack of suitable talent, market competition and poor timing.
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The Clark County District Attorney's Office later concluded that there was insufficient evidence to prosecute her.
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"People are often called upon to make split-second decisions with insufficient context," the blog reads.
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The company apparently realized that its response was insufficient and later sent a more detailed comment.
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Former "Gossip Girl" star Ed Westwick will not face charges for rape due to "insufficient evidence."
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Microsoft's ebooks efforts were half-hearted and insufficient, so good on the company for moving on.
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Ed Westwick will reportedly not face rape charges, as Los Angeles County prosecutors cite insufficient evidence.
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Lawsuits filed against the industry over the illness have alleged miners were provided with insufficient protection.
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However, the assistant state attorney decided there was insufficient proof to pursue criminal charges against Black.
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Curiously, this authorization is apparently insufficient to comply with the Federal Gun-Free School Zones Act.
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" The Leadership Conference's statement called Trump's response to the unrest in Charlottesville "weak, insufficient and unacceptable.
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Kroger tested an annual grocery delivery subscription but tabled it due to insufficient demand, he added.
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"Insufficient maintenance in recent years means many other coal stations are also experiencing failures," he added.
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"Loans are still expensive, price competition is insufficient in the market for housing loans," Nagy said.
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However, a judge had found insufficient evidence to prosecute her for organized crime, the paper added.
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Zappos called that standard "manifestly insufficient" and urged the Supreme Court to reverse the 9th Circuit.
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Fast forward to now ... and one of the two charges was dismissed due to insufficient evidence.
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Mere silence, without some affirmative act, is insufficient evidence of the crime of misprision of felony.
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At that point, if regulators again deem a living will insufficient, a bank can face sanctions.
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Some downsides of insufficient sleep are apparent to anyone who's clocked too few hours of slumber.
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The IEA has warned that insufficient investment could lead to a tightening of global oil supplies.
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Insufficient adjustments to prolonged weak energy prices could further erode fiscal buffers and pose financing challenges.
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The European Commission said concessions offered last month by Telia were insufficient, confirming a Reuters story.
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However, its majority is insufficient to allow it to revise Turkey's 1982 constitution on its own.
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The answers I was given were insufficient because I still felt like I was dying inside.
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Every shortsighted critic would be exposed, those of insufficient faith or unworthy vision would be shamed.
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It's stress, exhaustion, hormones (yes, sure, those too), insufficient maternity leave, and so many other things.
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Exorbitant interest rates usually stem from weak competition or from insufficient information about borrowers and lenders.
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With both Google and Facebook facing suits for insufficient disclosures, that's ample reason to be concerned.
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Far more problematic is an excess of high-end homes and insufficient supply of affordable housing.
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The Justice Department has concluded there was insufficient evidence of criminal wrongdoing at Barclays and Citigroup.
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Progressives, including Ocasio-Cortez's office, already are criticizing the new panel as an insufficient step forward.
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Economists consider the gap important, but insufficient to paint the full picture of U.S. trade relations.
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He was dressed more appropriately for the weather than me, and that made me feel insufficient.
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It was muddle-headed and disorganised, reflecting a campaign effort that appears amateurish, underfunded and insufficient.
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The most common cause of poor indoor air quality (IAQ) is insufficient ventilation and air circulation.
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Pichai has apologized twice to his employees, saying that he recognized the first one was insufficient.
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The government has also promised new railways, airports and highways to improve India's often insufficient infrastructure.
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Asked if there were plans to put in an elevator, Ono said the space was insufficient.
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As important as it is to preserve this holistic consideration of race, that goal is insufficient.
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There is insufficient information on how these problems were treated, with the possible exception of tuberculosis.
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Health budgets are insufficient to provide updated training to their workforce, let alone all necessary equipment.
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But we also told Congress that just using some of the Ebola funds would be insufficient.
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In this case, even tedious literalism is insufficient to support administrative efforts to curtail LEOSA's efficacy.
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The overcrowding, the union said, creates problems ranging from impatient crowds to insufficient emergency evacuation plans.
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The Irish government and other EU leaders have previously insisted that such measures would be insufficient.
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But at the same time, I also remember continuous power outages resulting from insufficient energy infrastructure.
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Leah Vukmir (R) successfully fought off criticisms of her own supposedly insufficient support for the president.
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Anecdotal evidence alone is insufficient to demonstrate the full reality of everyday sexism and its impacts.
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"The facts are totally challenged by Mr. Brown and are insufficient to prosecute," Chiche told CNN.
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It mostly involves economic sanctions – though not yet to the maximum—which, though vital, are insufficient.
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Matt Bevin said in 2017 that the clinic had an insufficient transfer agreement with local hospitals.
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" Chief among its complaints, that the sanctions placed against the alleged perpetrator were "haphazard and insufficient.
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Israel's main ally the United States quit the Iran nuclear deal last year, deeming it insufficient.
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The current arrangement — data for free search and friendship services — is insufficient, the new thinking goes.
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The guardrails in the bill with regard to the $500 billion corporate fund are insufficient, period.
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And while those words have been wholly insufficient to the moment, they have not been meaningless.
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They did so haphazardly, with insufficient data because there was still limited testing in their communities.
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"I've reviewed your answers and find some of them have been lacking or insufficient," Costello said.
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The border with Denmark is open, with insufficient personnel to search every vehicle entering the country.
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CPJ cited insufficient international standards for journalists' rights as another reason for the uptick in murders.
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In their analysis, insufficient sleep was linked to a 19%-113% increase in mental health symptoms.
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"The security measures are simply insufficient," Michel Carrier, the person leading the protest, also told BFMTV.
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" As for Democrats who consider the measure insufficient, Mr. Hatch said: "That's their motif every time.
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There are certainly many reasons, but insufficient diplomatic skill and creativity are part of the problem.
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It's important but insufficient, in terms of the actual number of people in jails and prisons.
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But the police said that they had insufficient evidence to charge Mr. Molho with a crime.
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Liberals, in particular, blame insufficient economic populism for the white working class's movement toward the Republicans.
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Democrats in both the House and the Senate rejected the proposed accommodation as insufficient on Friday.
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Auvi-Q was pulled from pharmacy shelves in 2015 due to concerns that dosing was insufficient.
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A woman imbued with her value in the marketplace is likely to reject an insufficient raise.
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This may seem like a lot, but it is simply a hedge against an insufficient supply.
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The problem isn't the lack of Kevlar or an insufficient number of armed guards in schools.
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In a letter to the bishops, Francis said that merely removing the bishops would be insufficient.
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EXCLUSIVE -- U.S. HOUSE REPORT FOUND FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION CERTIFICATION REVIEW OF BOEINGS 737 MAX "GROSSLY INSUFFICIENT"
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They also say there is insufficient evidence to show that juror bias affected the trial's outcome.
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We all pray for the best with the percolating public health crisis, but hope is insufficient.
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The president, along with many Republican allies, will argue it is an insufficient basis for impeachment.
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"Care coordination is necessary but insufficient to fix the health care of these patients," he said.
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Ms. Harris also knew her response had been insufficient, a view quickly reinforced by her advisers.
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That region registered 247% of adults with insufficient activity in 229 yet just 239% in 20003.
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None of that matters if you disagree with Jimmy Kimmel, what you've done today is insufficient.
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In that case, the number of suppliers shrank, resulting in an insufficient amount of the vaccine.
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However, he added that the current policy of providing temporary support to the market is insufficient.
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But there's insufficient depth of insight here to provide a satisfying appreciation of the confounding Durocher.
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The public soured on the idea of chat bots, and attempts to improve them felt insufficient.
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Mason still worried that the impeachment clause was insufficient to prevent presidential exposure to foreign influence.
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The first step though, is to recognize the price we pay for insufficient interest in others.
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Democrats in Congress and a few Republicans have criticized classified briefings about the strike as insufficient.
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And although the problem is multifaceted, its perpetuation can be traced in part to insufficient resources.
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Before the general election, lawmakers rejected Mr. Johnson's timetable for scrutinizing the legislation as grossly insufficient.
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But Democrats and Republicans criticized it as insufficient and want to see mandatory sanctions instead. 4.
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It says aid from countries in the U.S.-led coalition fighting IS is so far insufficient.
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The case was halted in September 2015, when France's top prosecutor said there was insufficient evidence.
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Prosecutors had halted the investigation into Ms. Lagarde in September 2015, citing insufficient evidence against her.
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There is insufficient scientific evidence to indicate whether it is effective or ineffective for other disorders.
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The number of home-care workers available to provide care is insufficient to meet the demand.
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Now there are substantial trade imbalances, insufficient budgets for necessities, and high deprivations of personal incomes.
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What systems have we built where this is insufficient for a person to make a living?
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Insufficient profitability was defined as a return on equity capital (ROE) of less than 28500 percent.
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Bob Menendez, D-New Jersey, argued on the Senate floor Wednesday that Brownback's answer was insufficient.
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The policy response has been insufficient to significantly ease the unfavourable fiscal and oil price dynamics.
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Candidates often cite insufficient physical fitness as the reason for their withdrawal, the study team notes.
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These tax credit levels have not increased since 1984 and are obviously insufficient to encourage compliance.
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There was insufficient rage at the time that an atmosphere of violence had been whipped up.
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The NBA conducted an independent investigation and found insufficient evidence when it came to Tennant's allegations.
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Underlying the persistent conflict is an oversupply of taxi operators, experts say, with insufficient government oversight.
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While many thought the defendants guilty, she ruled that the evidence and eyewitness accounts were insufficient.
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The freezer's temperature sensors failed and the safeguards put in place were insufficient, the hospital said.
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The machines do produce paper records, but some officials say they're insufficient and difficult to verify.
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Mill had an optimistic view of human nature and probably an insufficient appreciation of human depravity.
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Barr himself concluded there was insufficient evidence to establish that Trump had committed obstruction of justice.
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But the report found insufficient evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between the campaign and Moscow.
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Many of the pricing problems in the generic drug market are directly attributable to insufficient competition.
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More likely he will make rash and fateful decisions with insufficient consultation and no clear plan.
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The 2008 case was rejected because the statute of limitations ran and there was insufficient evidence.
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A special court in 2000 found insufficient evidence to conclude that Mr. Walesa had been a collaborator.
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The only North Korean suspect to be apprehended was deported on Friday, released due to insufficient evidence.
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Barr said he and Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein then concluded there was insufficient evidence of obstruction.
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Prosecutors later dropped the investigation of comic Jan Boehmermann, citing insufficient evidence that he committed any crime.
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The companies could not cope with the extra demand because of inadequate infrastructure and insufficient domestic output.
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Focusing on only one lever — be it charter schools, pedagogy, teacher training, testing — absent integration is insufficient.
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Despite assurances by Trump that rules will be rewritten, there appears to be insufficient support in Congress.
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Roberts said the aid response across Borno was insufficient and uncoordinated, leaving many people without any assistance.
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With so few recessions in America, there is insufficient evidence to determine the strength of the relationship.
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"It has an amount of money that's absurdly insufficient for the emergency that it's facing," Lanza said.
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The damage to the Teams' ability to invest in LCS players cause by insufficient compensation and relegation.
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Funding for humanitarian assistance was already insufficient and would now be further stretched, the United Nations said.
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"The measures proposed by the authorities are insufficient," Belgian broadcaster RTBF cited the police union as saying.
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" Vazquez agreed with the RNC Saturday, concluding: "The DNC has submitted insufficient evidence to support its position.
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The guards also complained about what they see as insufficient staff and resources to handle dangerous inmates.
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The company did not say whether the data was disappointing or merely insufficient to seek accelerated approval.
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"Frankly, running against Trump is going to be insufficient to win," he told BuzzFeed News in April.
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The new position is unlikely to sway any critics who found the proposed fines to be insufficient.
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NG, was discontinued after the first cohort graduated—the return on capital to the founder was insufficient.
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Insufficient investments, payment delays to suppliers, U.S. sanctions, and a brain drain have hammered Venezuela's oil industry.
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A few questions are completely insufficient to discuss the greatest existential threat we face as a species.
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But the settlement was later rejected by a federal judge, who argued that the amount was insufficient.
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These are vital contributions, but as yet insufficient to kickstart a market of monetizeable end user audiences.
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Why it matters: The court said there is "insufficient time" to approve a plan by the election.
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The biggest challenges include transportation constraints, liability concerns and insufficient storage at food banks, the survey found.
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Banking sources say the tests will show the bank has insufficient capital to withstand an economic downturn.
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Some women have filed civil cases in state court and contend the federal court settlement is insufficient.
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" Mary Meg McCarthy, executive director of the National Immigrant Justice Center, called the report's recommendations "incredibly insufficient.
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Aspirational critics tend to believe that rising inequality since the 1970s is the product of insufficient meritocracy.
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The only one to have been detained was released and deported on Friday due to insufficient evidence.
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The judges also found that there was insufficient evidence to link the man's death to the drug.
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MODEST PICK-UP IN UK SERVICE SECTOR IN Q2 INSUFFICIENT TO OFFSET SIGNIFICANT DROPS IN Q1 - BCC
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The Clinton campaign quickly called those rebate "insufficient," and renewed called for a price slash on EpiPens.
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But, the D.A.'s office now says it won't file any charges against Lowell ... citing insufficient evidence.
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A similar approach was adopted in 2009, but experts say the current strategy is insufficient and uncoordinated.
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The Los Angeles Police Department confirmed to People that Henderson's case was dropped due to insufficient evidence.
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Prosecutors later dropped the charges against all five men because of insufficient evidence, according to court records.
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The bank then charged customers for insufficient funds -- because there wasn't enough money in their original accounts.
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After the judge determined there was insufficient evidence to move forward, Heckert returned home to her family.
|
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He also concluded there was insufficient evidence to prove a criminal conspiracy between Trump's campaign and Russia.
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A few have been released since the start of talks, but the opposition said it was insufficient.
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Insufficient or negligent medical care is a violation of human rights, according to the World Health Organization.
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A review panel later agreed by a 2-1 vote, finding insufficient evidence to formally investigate Fernandez.
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England were also charged for disruption of the national anthem and an insufficient number of traveling stewards.
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"The context of the detention has been characterized by incomplete information and insufficient data," the request said.
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Predators will still exist, and firing them one by one is an insufficient solution to the problem.
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This is necessary but insufficient: After all, it's possible to enthusiastically consent to something that harms you.
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He says that with current technology, solar power and batteries are insufficient to satisfy Africa's energy needs.
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It was one of the few times in the hearing where Zuckerberg's prepared remarks proved wholly insufficient.
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The Clark County D.A. rejected the domestic violence case against the "Zoey 101" star, citing insufficient evidence.
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In fact, the duration of the trial was insufficient to prove the pill's effectiveness as a contraceptive.
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Household food insecurity is defined as having uncertain or insufficient food access due to limited financial resources.
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But existing national schemes to insure depositors are considered insufficient to cope with a major banking crisis.
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Environmental groups have said the plan would leave the reorganized group with insufficient funds to tackle cleanups.
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Aside from the distance between farms and consumer markets, she claims roads are bad and insufficient there.
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Nikki Haley, proved insufficient for him to run close to Trump in South Carolina, And Ohio Gov.
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This insufficient response does not justify any abortion, but it especially does not justify late-term abortions.
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As with YouTube's demonetization (rather than deletion) of anti-gay videos, these are welcome but insufficient measures.
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Just traveling through a country is insufficient to establish someone has firmly resettled there, the lawsuit says.
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SoftBank will let the deal fall through after an insufficient number of Intelsat creditors backed the deal.
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In 2013, a panel appointed by the Supreme Court said there was insufficient evidence to prosecute him.
|
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The network's investigation into the matter, conducted by outside counsel, found "insufficient evidence" to support Hardy's claims.
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Of those eligible households, about 14.2 million have insufficient Internet and about 13.9 million have no Internet.
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But from the start they were continually under attack from state regulators who saw them as insufficient.
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"This will help households and businesses in areas of Ireland where private investment is insufficient," she said.
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The Warsaw meeting is more important than many may think, and it almost certainly will be insufficient.
|
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Andres on Thursday described Manafort's cooperation as insufficient to warrant any reduction in his sentence in Virginia.
|
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Some Democrats offered modest praise for Mr. McCrory's decision, but others condemned it as tardy and insufficient.
|
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Privacy advocates criticize the Senate's proposal as being insufficient, while law enforcement criticizes warrants as overly restrictive.
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He won a scholarship to study ornithology at Cornell University but dropped out because of insufficient funds.
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"It is important to note that 'insufficient evidence' does not translate to 'evidence of inadequacy,' " he said.
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The FTC's settlement with Facebook has been roundly criticized, even from within the agency itself, as insufficient.
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There also are special rules that apply to homes with insufficient roof space for a solar installation.
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In the end it was the prosecution itself that chose to appeal, finding the partial conviction insufficient.
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Cuba in March stopped selling premium-grade gasoline except to tourists amid insufficient fuel supply from PDVSA.
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Trump set a high bar when he declared the Iran nuclear deal's invasive inspections to be insufficient.
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Taiwan's Criminal Investigation Bureau says the 20 were freed as there was insufficient evidence to detain them.
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Maduro last week devalued the currency and raised fuel prices, though critics dismissed the moves as insufficient.
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But many of the taxpayers in them suffer from hefty tax burdens, insufficient education and sluggish economies.
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In London, I asked Assange about criticism he had received for insufficient redactions, or exposing personal information.
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If you're worried that your beach conveys insufficient gore, a million fish corpses will get you there.
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The group says insufficient funding and teacher pay is making the job less attractive to college graduates.
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Be warned, they know how to identify fallacious claims and how to pick out insufficient, irrelevant evidence.
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He said the family had spent thousands of dollars and destroyed its credit because of insufficient coverage.
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While the United States government has taken some steps to address this problem, they have been insufficient.
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But some market operators have become convinced that tightening reserve margins mean a future of insufficient capacity.
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But even these robust institutions proved insufficient to manage the crisis that turned into the Civil War.
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The company does have specific training protocols for content moderators, though the lawsuit alleges they are insufficient.
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The proliferation of misinformation (29) and insufficient investment in science and STEM education (210) were often mentioned.
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"Insufficient security will impede the United States' ability to share certain information within trusted networks," he said.
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Yes, but: Despite this progress, the current rate of reductions is insufficient to meet the 2050 goals.
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Areas of concern highlighted included insufficient "guidance and training" for analysts to adequately protect Americans' personal data.
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Some firms believe the stimulus measures announced thus far will be insufficient to stop further demand declines.
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Cuomo said the federal relief bill in Washington was insufficient for his state, including New York City.
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The fact is that getting and keeping people with SMI out of jail is necessary but insufficient.
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Rescue operations took several days because of extreme weather conditions and insufficient preparedness by the emergency services.
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Between 1965 and 1981, church historians published 11 volumes of documents that critics called selective and insufficient.
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Mr. Mueller found "insufficient evidence" to charge a criminal conspiracy between the Russian government and the campaign.
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But the Trump administration argued that the changes were insufficient and the Chinese still received special treatment.
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But Mueller concluded there was insufficient evidence to show a criminal conspiracy between Russia and the campaign.
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But treatment of the vitiligo alone may be insufficient to limit the psychological toll vitiligo can exact.
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All these inhibitions retard enrollment; however, low rates of participation should also be attributed to insufficient information.
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But it said there was insufficient evidence to establish a criminal conspiracy between the campaign and Moscow.
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Mueller's report concluded that there was insufficient evidence of willful collusion between Trump and the Russian government.
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L.A. Onda, a recently formed collective of "antiauthoritarian anticapitalists," said that PSSST's attempts at diversity were insufficient.
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This impression of sweetness can be amplified if a wine has insufficient acidity to counter its effects.
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It also has cast a harsh light on a police response that critics say was grossly insufficient.
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"Currently, many of these volcanoes have insufficient monitoring systems, and others have obsolete equipment," the USGS said.
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That the case is interesting or high profile, is insufficient to constitute some evidence of selective prosecution.
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Costa welcomed the European Commission's flexibility on state aid and fiscal rules, but said it was insufficient.
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Work shifts frequently change with little notice, and wage increases are still insufficient to cover living costs.
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No. Rauch and Wittes argue that these reasons are nonetheless insufficient for conservatives to abandon the party.
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Unfortunately for Christopher Londonio, his creativity and innovation proved insufficient, according to an account by federal prosecutors.
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Hypothyroidism — insufficient thyroid hormone — and sleep apnea can also contribute to a lower than normal heart rate.
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"Trump tweeted shortly after, "There was insufficient evidence and therefore, in our Country, a person is innocent.
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In other parts of Africa, however, similar daily outages are due to insufficient power production, said Lovering.
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Mnangagwa's government has promised salary increases to public sector workers, but many say those rises are insufficient.
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And clearly the training was insufficient, considering that some of the precinct captains couldn't even download it.
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To be clear, insufficient health care services have been an issue for China — even before the outbreak.
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But Elliott, a veteran of many fights in Chapter 11 bankruptcy cases, quickly declared Berkshire's bid insufficient.
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The DHS official said insufficient supplies of such protective gear are currently made in the United States.
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The second implication is that sanctions are a necessary but clearly insufficient condition for changing Tehran's calculus.
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This is a cast, too, 3D printed at an intentionally insufficient resolution that reveals its digital source.
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Having only two labels, liberal and conservative, is an insufficient vocabulary to describe the current political climate.
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Spotify recently announced it was suspending political ads for 2020, citing insufficient tools to vet the ads.
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" Additionally, "there is insufficient evidence to draw any conclusion regarding the effects of caffeine on fetal growth.
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I caught over thirty turtles and put them in a well where they died of insufficient feeding.
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That is insufficient to meaningfully reduce poverty or South Africa's high unemployment rate of around 27 percent.
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He's also continually returned to what he views as insufficient support from US allies in the region.
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Equally, the mere possibility that Trump's election might advance Russia's interests is insufficient evidence for a conspiracy.
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Much of the mismatch reflected strong demand for high-tech jobs but insufficient supply of trained staff.
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But it found insufficient evidence to establish that the campaign engaged in a criminal conspiracy with Moscow.
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A source familiar with the situation said Claire's believes the documents sent to its lawyers were insufficient.
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France's top prosecutor halted the investigation into Ms. Lagarde in September 2015, citing insufficient evidence against her.
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Rising mortality mirrors the rise in obesity, insufficient access to preventive treatment and the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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In Davidson County, the administrator said it cost $35,000 to process and correct forms with insufficient information.
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"Regulatory authorities do not conduct enough spot checks on API producers due to insufficient staff," he added.
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More than a quarter are unaccompanied children, for whom host countries have pledged insufficient places, it added.
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"The level of ambition is clearly insufficient," Europe's climate commissioner Miguel Arias Canete told ministers during negotiations.
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Mueller's office said the three properties Manafort put up for bail are insufficient substitutes for the bond.
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But these are insufficient to accommodate the needs of the thousands of refugee children, the report said.
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But all this was insufficient for Trump, who often prefers inaccurate claims to perfectly adequate accurate claims.
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You may be charged an insufficient funds fee if you&aposre not signed up for overdraft protection.
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You may be charged an insufficient funds fee if you&aposre not signed up for overdraft protection.
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Mr. Trump has reportedly criticized Mr. Spicer's suits, his speaking style, his insufficient fire in the belly.
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Talk Talk was subsequently fined 400,000 pounds for insufficient security that allowed customer data to be accessed.
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Trump has endorsed the idea, saying the ongoing inspector general probe at the Justice Department is insufficient.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will also help grow the economy after years of insufficient growth.
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JB: You've described having to make the new tobacco regulations with insufficient scientific data about e-cigarettes.
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The D.A.'s Office tells us ... the case was rejected earlier this month due to insufficient evidence.
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A negative or insufficient employment history or income leads to rejection in only 7 percent of cases.
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Of those 500 claims, 391 victims have taken settlements, while 41 have been rejected for insufficient evidence.
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This is not to say it's unimportant — of course it's not — it's just to say it's insufficient.
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The justice of God was insufficient; the justice of Captain America will be better and more satisfying.
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He later gave detectives heavily redacted phone records that police have said are insufficient for an investigation.
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Health disparities among people with disabilities are also a result of access to insufficient health insurance coverage.
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It explains so much of why America's policy response to the opioid crisis is insufficient and broken.
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