Sufficed

But a question arose as to why the clerk wanted two employees to have check-signing authority when one had sufficed previously.

Field told me that she had got permission for the Utqiagvik field test from the local city government and the Native corporation, and thought those agreements sufficed.

It’s a pretty dusty starting-over setup, but one that might’ve sufficed had Buteau and her co-creator, Danielle Sanchez-Witzel, subsequently arrived at a clearer vision for the show.

In the past, legislative guidance and precedent combined with goodwill and professionalism on both sides has sufficed.

Just a simple “From” or “Inspired By” would have sufficed.

So, it’s sufficed to say, we are an expert in this matter when it comes to being slaves, or being on the plantation, under the prison-industrial complex.

Still, the news may have sufficed to allow some fence-sitters to tip back into Mr. Netanyahu’s camp, rationalizing it by saying that all politicians are crooked — a frequent Israeli refrain.

A static headshot would have sufficed, but ESPN clearly didn’t want to wait until the Jets’ Week 7 Monday Night Football appearance to roll this very intimidating footage.

Despite writing to the ECI, I have never received a satisfactory answer as to how this occurred,” Mr. Shetti said, pointing out that in Germany, as in several western countries, public doubts over EVMs had sufficed for the courts to prohibit their use.

Either of those two runs would have sufficed to better the 7.41 by Shanne Thomas in February 2016 at the WSA Open.

Would the simple act of declaration have sufficed to achieve our freedom?

Although not armour piercing, the bullet more than sufficed for the time.

A third of his revenue sufficed for the ordinary expenses of government, a third was hoarded, and a third was spent on buildings.

Before agriculture, hunting and gathering sufficed to provide food.

It sufficed for him to admit that they are metaphysically distinct: to be a human is to be a composite of soul and body, and the soul is superior to the body.

Note how the tram's efficiency surprises the European visitor; how two "remarkably small" horses sufficed to draw the "huge" tramcar.

To the credit of the times of George Wishart —a glimpse of pre- reforming enlightenment—the explanation sufficed; the young women escaped with their lives, and were even applauded for their prudence.

Under the Golden Bull, a majority of electors sufficed to elect a king, and each elector could cast only one vote.

While this sufficed for new castles, pre-existing structures had to find a way to cope with being battered by cannon.