Disaster aid is often insufficient for families or takes too long.
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But history suggests that secular trends alone are insufficient for predicting preeminence.
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Although some light penetrates this second layer, it is insufficient for photosynthesis.
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But zoning reform alone is insufficient for addressing America's affordable housing crisis.
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But some lawmakers say the short exemption is insufficient for Puerto Rico.
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But she said it could still prove insufficient for people with complex needs.
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But the companies also cautioned that technology alone was insufficient for the task.
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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.
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This explanation was insufficient for a few former staffers of President Obama's White House.
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We know that Barr has declared the evidence insufficient for a criminal obstruction charge.
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But the U.N. warned that funding has been insufficient for a worst-case scenario.
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For some, reading labels may be enough, although it is insufficient for sesame allergies.
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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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Online advertisements garner far less money than print ones — insufficient for a functional news staff.
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While there are regular injections of working capital, the amount remains insufficient for all headcount.
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CANADA DRUG SUPPLY 'INSUFFICIENT' FOR U.S. MARKET The Canadian government also has criticized the plan.
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What systems have we built where this is insufficient for a person to make a living?
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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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Nikki Haley, proved insufficient for him to run close to Trump in South Carolina, And Ohio Gov.
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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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No. Rauch and Wittes argue that these reasons are nonetheless insufficient for conservatives to abandon the party.
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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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He later gave detectives heavily redacted phone records that police have said are insufficient for an investigation.
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In any case, the concessions were insufficient for the workers, who say they continued to experience punishing workloads.
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"Put another way, a 85033-ship Navy using current technology is insufficient for maintaining maritime superiority," he wrote.
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Trump tilted it decisively his way in 2016 and Democrats found a 2 percent margin insufficient for victory.
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That proved to be a deal breaker for many buyers, who viewed it as insufficient for everyday driving.
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Even if Iran possesses 800 or 900 kilograms of uranium, it would be insufficient for a single bomb.
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But those crisis services were insufficient for some students and teachers, who sought additional help on their own.
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Brain imaging and spinal taps in living people can offer clues but ultimately are insufficient for a definitive diagnosis.
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But this was reportedly insufficient for Scott, the sole black Republican in the Senate, and Rubio, who is Latino.
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He said six meters were insufficient for a city the size of Lahore, let alone for all of Punjab.
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Fitch views the group's liquidity as insufficient for the upcoming maturity of the GBP40 million term loan in December 2017.
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Meanwhile, the group reiterated that the number of vessels operated by Indonesia companies was insufficient for the country's coal exports.
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" Schumer and Pelosi added on Tuesday that a sanctions package was "certainly needed" but "insufficient for reversing this humanitarian disaster.
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It's insufficient for the candidate to say he didn't do anything wrong and it won't happen again if he's president.
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Our only disagreement was that I opposed impeachment on this record as incomplete and insufficient for submission to the Senate.
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They get just one medical visit six weeks after birth, and that's often woefully insufficient for the issues they're dealing with.
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The agency didn't address why research that had found the same to be true of mifepristone was insufficient for the FDA.
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It rapidly became apparent that whatever pretrial prep Wood has done is insufficient for him to understand the Nature of Posting.
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They clearly found the real conversation to be insufficient for their impeachment narrative, so they just made up a new one.
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" Taylor seems to agree, insisting in a 2016 speech that "de jure central bank independence is insufficient for generating good monetary policy.
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In its post-meeting statement, the Fed expressed confidence in economic growth, but said it was insufficient for an immediate rate move.
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The risk of course is that technology typically moves much faster than government, and today's regulation may prove insufficient for tomorrow's challenges.
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The new tax law caps the deduction at $10,000, which Lowey and King said is insufficient for many residents of their districts.
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The FCC's current regulations are entirely insufficient for social media, and our society is in dire need of an update, he says.
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Gwin also called aspects of the zone's guidelines for patrons "unconstitutionally insufficient" for free speech, citing suggested parade routes and local parks.
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The new tax law caps the deduction at $10,2023, which Lowey and King said is insufficient for many residents of their districts.
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Before I explain the role of health politics in Brexit, we must consider why the alternative explanations are insufficient for explaining the outcome.
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Lumpkin and others agreed that U.S. information efforts are insufficient for multiple reasons, including a lack of resources, talent, and a comprehensive strategy.
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I was forced to leave the country many times because of the awful corruption and because my monthly wages were insufficient for survival.
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He first sought to allay any outstanding concerns about Mexico's budget, the initial version of which labor groups considered insufficient for adequate enforcement.
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The mental health professionals made available were largely inaccessible and insufficient for the more than 3,000 students and staff navigating their trauma and grief.
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That proved insufficient for some investors who thought the dominance of regional airline COPA required a bigger pick-up to compensate for such risks.
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Uber says the closest existing equivalent is a helicopter but that they are too noisy and insufficient for a full range of travel needs.
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It is important therefore to realize that, while necessary, even a successful congressional authorization of military force is insufficient for accountability regarding America's wars.
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The number of individuals on the debate stage left time for nothing more than sound bites, and was certainly insufficient for truly serious proposals.
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But the impeachment remedy for such presidential misdeeds may well prove to be insufficient for checking a president's guerrilla warfare on the impeachment process.
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Although these results are impressive, the evidence is still insufficient for the FDA to support using OrthoK to stop worsening eyesight in children, notes Steinemann.
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Or what if their constituents feel like a reprimand that comes down is insufficient for the scale of the breach of trust or neutrality involved?
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As Nikole Hannah-Jones wrote on Twitter, our country's educational system has always been insufficient for black Americans who attend the most segregated, poorest schools.
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Even the heightened standard proved insufficient for the State Supreme Court, which urged the Legislature to demand unanimity in capital cases in a 2005 ruling.
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Nancy's Spanish skills are insufficient for any real conversation with the two native dudes who share the surf with her, but everyone's vibe is friendly.
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Mr. Beshear's performance demonstrated that Mr. Trump's popularity alone is insufficient for most Republicans, even in one of the most conservative regions in the country.
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The omission involving Boeing's 20167 Max exposes a glaring regulatory gap, with the agency's bureaucratic process proving insufficient for the increasing complexity of airplane design.
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The ways in which poetry sometimes becomes difficult to read are signaling the ways in which language becomes insufficient for what we need to communicate.
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The future of moneyExamples: FinTech, alternative finance, cryptocurrenciesWhy it matters: Traditional forms of lending and credit have been insufficient for many individuals and small businesses.
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After months of finding only low-paying jobs in Isaan, insufficient for supporting a family, Rittidet steeled himself to leaving his family and hometown once again.
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By 2025, half of the world's population will be living in water-stressed areas -- when resources in a region or country are insufficient for its needs.
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They already have a bank loan, but it is insufficient for them, so they come to us because they are limited by the size of their collateral.
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To the Editor: If Hillary Clinton wins the presidential election, whatever margin of victory she wins by will be insufficient for her to have a legislative mandate.
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This may have been adequate to counter more predictable ballistic missiles, but it is wholly insufficient for a modern battlefield, where maneuvering threats can approach from anywhere.
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Yes, but: "These shopping and employment behavior changes are still new enough that the data are insufficient for full statistical analysis," Duca says in the Dallas Fed report.
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Congressional funding is still insufficient for states and counties to adapt, and Department of Homeland Security officials reportedly gutted its task force on election security earlier this year.
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Proponents argue that recent allegations of assault by Uber drivers are evidence that the existing private background checks run by Uber and Lyft are insufficient for public safety.
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But rains so far this month have been insufficient for farmers to start planting rice, said Keo Vy, a spokesman for the National Center for Disaster Management (NCDM).
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The court ruling illustrates the problems facing many of those countries: The Americans got involved because British prosecutors decided the evidence was insufficient for charges under British law.
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There's emerging evidence that the economy might be picking up slowly, but growth level around 5% is insufficient for India, Raghuram Rajan told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday.
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But Prévil and Joseph both say that the country's medical and mental health resources would nevertheless be insufficient for another disaster on the scale of the 2010 earthquake.
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Moreover, the wage reimbursement rates in California and some other states are slightly over 2900 percent, often insufficient for low-wage workers to feel comfortable taking time off.
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Separately, research house Fitch Solutions projected a growth forecast of 6.8% for the current fiscal year, but said the RBI's rate cuts were insufficient for "lifting the Indian economy".
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Twitter declined to comply with the request, and argued in its complaint that the order was unconstitutional, and relied on an unconventional statute insufficient for unmasking an individual user.
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Several different tracks were taken: ancillary authority under Title I and Section 706, both of which were rejected by courts as being insufficient for these kinds of strong rules.
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Iran filled in the reactor core, the semiofficial Fars News Agency reported, and the reactor will be revamped to yield only small amounts of plutonium insufficient for bomb making.
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Separately, credit rating agency Fitch projected a growth forecast of 6.8% for the current fiscal year, but said the RBI's rate cuts were insufficient for "lifting the Indian economy".
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We also recognize that economic output alone is insufficient for measuring success and acknowledge the importance of monitoring other societal and economic indicators that measure prosperity and well-being.
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That would be a hefty down payment that would create jobs in the process, but it would still be insufficient for all the work that needs to be done.
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" Grande turned down the deal because, according to the complaint, the compensation offered by Forever 21 for proposed social media marketing was "insufficient for an artist of her nature.
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In the years since, it has gotten much more complex, skewed toward special interests and insufficient for raising enough revenue to cover Washington's spending, producing a federal budget deficit.
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The congestion is compounded by the placement of the main stroller parking area on a second floor landing, which is insufficient for the dozens of strollers sometimes seeking a spot.
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Just as technology and tactics alone are insufficient for winning battles, development of advanced U.S. nuclear technology alone is unlikely to stand up to the SOEs of China and Russia.
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The stabilization funding and Medicaid wraparound have one final flaw that makes them insufficient for replacing the funding that the Republican bill would cut: They would both expire after 2026.
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John Kasich Kasich is a very different character than Cruz but his performance on Thursday had a similarity to the Texan's: it was competent but insufficient for his electoral purposes.
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"The current level of snow cover is insufficient for reliable protection of winter crops against frosts harsher than minus 15 degrees lasting for five days," it said in a statement.
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The memo's 10 "Principles for the Stewardship of AI Applications" advocates a "light-touch regulatory approach," calling for regulation only when existing statutes are insufficient for a specifically identified purpose.
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But labor market strength, against the backdrop of weak growth and benign inflation, is probably insufficient for the Federal Reserve to move away from its policy of gradually raising interest rates.
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Unable to secure passage of the Liberal's assisted dying legislation, federal Health Minister Jane Philpott lashed out, criticizing the new provincial guidelines as inconsistent and insufficient for protecting doctors and patients.
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The Frenchman who headed a three-year probe into the 2009 loss of an Air France jet in the Atlantic said the data published so far appeared insufficient for any conclusion.
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He was also ambitious and iconoclastic, preferring Hawaiian shirts to a Zen teacher's brown robes, and came to believe that Eastern practices were insufficient for the tradition to blossom in America.
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The stick grew out of the understanding that the eight directions detected by the SNES's D-Pad would prove insufficient for the N64's 3D worlds—these demanded 360 degree control.
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Why are the speculative benefits of affirmative action for educational outcomes sufficient to uphold an affirmative-action program, while the speculative benefits for women's health are insufficient for upholding Texas' law?
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It's also one that will surely be deemed insufficient for those who have a particular focus on our broken justice system, given that Harris didn't really answer for her own history.
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CAP argues that the Upton amendment is "bad policy" because the $130 billion of funding already in the Affordable Health Care Act would be insufficient for even a small high-risk pool.
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Unexplained wealth orders could most easily be used against government officials, whose incomes are clearly insufficient for them to purchase billion-pound London properties, said Ben Cowdock, a researcher at Transparency International.
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Georgia law says that testimony given by an incentivized witness -- such as the attacker who received a lesser sentence for testifying against Robinson -- is insufficient for conviction if it is not corroborated.
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The end result often has been an assistance figure that can help a family rent an apartment in a poorer area but that is insufficient for them to move to a richer area.
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Gamers love the idea of having completed something more quickly and efficiently than everyone else, and the idea of a game in which you simply follow instructions is becoming increasingly insufficient for modern tastes.
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The Financial Consumer Agency of Canada (FCAC) reported in late March that Canadian retail banking culture had become so sales-focused that existing governance frameworks and compliance controls were insufficient for mitigating conduct risk.
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The mainland Chinese news media has scarcely mentioned the situation, but Global Times, a newspaper owned by the Communist Party, argued that the village's experience showed that democracy was insufficient for solving property disputes.
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Currently teachers, because of our outdated agrarian calendar, work only 80 percent of the year, which contributes to salaries insufficient for a single earner to support a family in a manner our culture values.
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A new report this month said a quarter of the world's population is living in regions where water resources are insufficient for the needs of the people -- with "once unthinkable" water crises becoming common.
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The Israelis deem the agreement insufficient for denying their arch-foe the means to eventually get the bomb - something that Tehran, which is a signatory to the 1970 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treatry (NPT), denies wanting.
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Any plan or policy of yours that doesn't include radical emission cuts at the source starting today is completely insufficient for meeting the 1.5-degree or well-below-2-degrees commitments of the Paris Agreement.
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Any plan or policy of yours that doesn't include radical emission cuts at the source, starting today, is completely insufficient for meeting the 1.5-degree or well-below-2-degrees commitments of the Paris Agreement.
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The off-season is barely worthy of the name, and is often insufficient for competitors to recover from a year's worth of nagging injuries, not to mention developing new skills and tactics for a fresh campaign.
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Agriculture Minister Gian Marco Centinaio, also a League politician, told La Stampa newspaper the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement is insufficient for "protected designation of origin" products, like Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and Prosciutto di Parma ham.
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"Name identification, which is driving support for candidates at this point, will be insufficient for decisively winning the Black electorate — and subsequently, securing the nomination," Adrianne Shropshire, the executive director of BlackPAC, said in a statement.
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The media has already figured out that "Medicare for All" outlaws the employer health insurance of 170 million Americans and that medical resources may cover 44 million currently on Medicare but would be insufficient for 325 million.
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" But Rishikesh has just one municipal sewage treatment plant, which was commissioned in 1984 and has a capacity of six million liters a day—and which the country's Central Pollution Control Board calls "insufficient for present population.
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"What I do wish had worked a lot better is that the coordination and information flow are simply insufficient for that number of people coming," said Nielsen, who still works in an adviser role for the Trump administration.
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Even if Ryan is able to agree with his Democratic counterparts on some poverty reform package, those modest changes will be insufficient for Ryan to declare victory and return to the Badger State to ready a presidential run.
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"These patterns suggest that more needs to be done to ensure that depression care is neither too intensive nor insufficient for each patient," the lead author of the study, Mark Olfson, MD, PhD, said in a press release.
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"We have always maintained that, while certainly needed, a sanctions package alone is insufficient for reversing this humanitarian disaster," House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer said in a statement introducing the resolution.
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This decision to keep parks open is part of a contingency plan set up last year allowing a small staff to remain on the payroll, but the limited staffing has proven to insufficient for how many people are visiting.
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"This put us in an awkward position as Americans, since we're being governed by a structure that is technologically insufficient for the digital age we live in," said Alex Marthews, who chairs a Fourth Amendment advocacy group called Restore the Fourth.
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She and others had long sought to convince officials that existing options — male and female sterilization, the pill, IUDs and condoms — were insufficient for millions of Indian women who marry in their late teens and spend years carrying back-to-back pregnancies.
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Some sources, however, said then that the preliminary bids, all in a range of 1.2-1.3 billion euros ($1.3-$1.4 billion), were insufficient for Prisa, which hoped to raise at least 1.5 billion euros to repay debt and prop up its troubled finances.
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A study in 2018 by the New America think tank and uAspire, a nonprofit group that promotes college affordability, examined thousands of award letters and found that not only was the financial aid insufficient for most students, they often used confusing terms.
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"The drug supply is insufficient for the Canadian market, let alone trying to divert it to a much larger market like the U.S.," said Daniel Chiasson, president of the Canadian Association for Pharmacy Distribution Management, a trade group that represents drug distributors.
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But these apologies are widely seen as insufficient for many racial justice advocates and criminal justice reformers, who worry that the politically opportunistic Clintons would simply fall back on the same kind of rhetoric if crime were to rise once again in America.
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"Rendering many Americans' drivers' licenses insufficient for travel would obviously have a chilling effect on our economy and way of life, but we're hopeful and confident that states and the federal government will solve these issues well before sending us over that precipice," he continued.
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"Where the evidence is insufficient for OCR to prove a violation of law, or the facts show that dismissal is appropriate on other grounds, OCR closes the case, which provides much-needed closure for both students and institutions," the spokeswoman told the news outlet.
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This has frustrated German Defense Minister Ursula Von der Leyen (Christian Democratic Union of Germany), a Merkel ally, who argues that the current budget is insufficient for the modernization of the armed forces and requested an additional 12 million Euros over the next four years.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The ratings reflect the region's increasing direct risk, which is partly mitigated by an increasing proportion of low-cost loans from the federal budget, and a weakened operating balance, which has been insufficient for debt interest coverage over the past three years.
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That document is "in need of a lot of updating," says Joe Sedor, the NTSB's chief of major investigations in the Office of Aviation Safety, who, like other federal officials, told POLITICO the current framework is woefully insufficient for the expected increase in space traffic.
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Before reading his prepared remarks, Biden told the crowd the debate format was insufficient for him to detail his decades-long work to promote racial equality, first as a U.S. senator and then as vice president to Barack Obama, the nation's first black president.
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"The easiest way for me to say what I am trying to articulate is that the information I had was insufficient for me to be a 'yes' vote and therefore I was looking for more information that had not been provided," Scott told reporters after the withdrawal.
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"To live on a day-to-day basis is insufficient for human beings; we need to transcend, transport, escape; we need meaning, understanding, and explanation; we need to see overall patterns in our lives," Oliver Sacks writes in 2012's Hallucinations, as quoted in The New Yorker.
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"Despite this increased role of governments, the overall trend of energy investment remains insufficient for meeting energy security, climate and air quality goals, and is not spurring an acceleration in technologies needed for the clean energy transition," IEA Executive Director Fatih Birol said in the report.
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" He added, "It is insufficient for us to come together on his birthday, sometimes in an artificial way, white and black together, and sing 'We Shall Overcome' and hold hands and get a warm feeling and then go back to business as usual in white racist America.
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The Trillion Trees Initiative is a novel strategy to limit the impact of greenhouse gas emissions, and it's one that some activists are already criticizing as insufficient for the scale of the problem that is climate change, a threat that Davos is meant to address this year.
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Considering most routers hover around the $100 mark with some falling as low as $20, it was a hard sell and the story manufacturers told – your Wi-Fi was insufficient for your home and you needed multiple little routers instead of one in the living room – didn't quite resonate.
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LICs have fallen as the flow of new impaired loans has reduced in recent quarters but we believe that current reserve coverage is insufficient for the bank to sell existing impaired loans at book value and that it may have to write down the loans further before a sale.
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"The risks are seen as too high and the protection is insufficient for both the co-workers and the bank," a Nordea spokeswoman told Reuters in an e-mail, adding that employees who currently own cryptocurrencies will not be forced to sell them, although recommended to do so.
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Originally, the station was used in the late-19th century as part of the railroad system, but it proved to be insufficient for the rapid growth of the transit system, so the station was torn down, and after 10 years of construction, it opened as Grand Central terminal.
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When a jury in the trial of a Yale college student on rape charges returned a verdict of not guilty on Wednesday, after barely three hours of deliberations, the message seemed clear: Evidence that might warrant punishment from a campus panel was insufficient for a court of law.
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Since then, the term has undergone a number of changes — from "Indian" to "American Indian" to "Aleut, Eskimo, or American Indian" to "American Indian or Alaska Native" and "Native Hawaiian" — but to some, the term still seems insufficient for how large a part of the US Native Americans were.
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Should that pedigree feel insufficient for a narrative about bad behavior, existential crises and the redemptive power of music, Mr. Scorsese is joined on "Vinyl" by Mick Jagger, the lead singer of the Rolling Stones and a fellow executive producer on the series, which has its debut on Feb. 14.
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Another proposed definition of 10 down and 1 up was decried by critics as unrealistic for several reasons; not only is it insufficient for many ordinary internet applications, but it would let providers off the hook, because they would be counted as having deployed broadband if it met this lowered standard.
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"The study shows that machine learning can successfully re-identify the de-identified physical activity data of a large percentage of individuals, and this indicates that our current practices for de-identifying physical activity data are insufficient for privacy," said study coauthor Anil Aswani of the University of California, Berkeley.
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One of the sources and a fourth source however said the preliminary bids, all in the range of 1.2 billion euros to 1.3 billion euros ($1.3-$1.4 billion), were seen as insufficient for Prisa which hopes to raise at least 1.5 billion euros to repay debt and prop up its troubled finances.
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Many scientists have been critical of such aspirational targets, arguing that countries aren't likely to agree on the needed emission reductions—current emissions targets are already insufficient for even a 2.0°C limit—and the plans rely on the use advanced carbon capture and storage technology to remove existing carbon from the atmosphere.
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It requires long hours for pay that sometimes feels insufficient for the treatment endured during each shift, and it's often so taxing that the standard way most restaurant staff come down from the adrenaline high is to head to the nearest bar post-shift and blow off steam by drinking heavily with their comrades.
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"Rendering many Americans' drivers' licenses insufficient for travel would obviously have a chilling effect on our economy and way of life, but we're hopeful and confident that states and the federal government will solve these issues well before sending us over that precipice," U.S. Travel Association executive vice president of public affairs Jonathan Grella said.
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A. The International Atomic Energy Agency, the nuclear proliferation monitoring agency of the United Nations, had to verify that the following steps had been taken by Iran to ensure its atomic work remains peaceful, at least for 15 years: Reducing its low-enriched uranium stockpile by 98 percent, leaving only about 660 pounds, an amount insufficient for weapons.
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The realization that a universal basic income is useful but insufficient for the country's long-term socioeconomic health—that you can't just wind up a machine and let it run—may cause attrition among some supporters who admire the model precisely because it seems to mean that no one will have to deal with stuff like this again.
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But it soon became clear that this was wholly insufficient for the burgeoning Times operation — only two bathrooms for a score of Iraqis and Americans, and little by way of protection against the suicide bombers who were then beginning the murderous attacks that made life in Baghdad a lottery for all foreigners with links to the United States.
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During the previous debate, Inslee took former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE to task for his climate action plan, which Inslee called "middling" and insufficient for the crisis at hand.
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