Sentences with phrase «sufficient for present purposes»

It is sufficient for present purposes to conclude that they are real and substantial.

It is sufficient for present purposes that on average globally there is ongoing evaporation from all oceanic water surfaces most of the time.

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At present, there is not sufficient proof to warrant public health directives aimed at restricting dietary protein intake in healthy adults for the purpose of preserving renal function.

As a starting point, he found that the present crime did not raise security concerns falling within the ambit of such «imperative grounds», as the mere risk of reoffending was not sufficient for this purpose (para 40) and P.I.'s case also had to be distinguished from that of «sexual predators» who indeed created a threat for society at large (para 44).

«For present purposes, it is sufficient to say that on our interpretation, the bawdy - house provisions criminalize the practice of prostitution at a fixed indoor location; the living on the avails provision criminalizes the use of support and security staff funded by the proceeds of the prostitution, regardless of whether the relationship is an exploitative one; and the communicating provision prohibits any attempt by street prostitutes to screen potential customers by speaking with those customers in a public place for the purpose of prostitution,» the judges wroFor present purposes, it is sufficient to say that on our interpretation, the bawdy - house provisions criminalize the practice of prostitution at a fixed indoor location; the living on the avails provision criminalizes the use of support and security staff funded by the proceeds of the prostitution, regardless of whether the relationship is an exploitative one; and the communicating provision prohibits any attempt by street prostitutes to screen potential customers by speaking with those customers in a public place for the purpose of prostitution,» the judges wrofor the purpose of prostitution,» the judges wrote.

... so long as the expense of seeking relief at law stands on its present footing, the purpose of seeking that relief will of itself independently of every other afford a sufficient ground for allowing any man, or every man, to borrow money on any terms on which he can obtain it.

The following questions have been referred to the European Court of Justice: (i) «If a European Union citizen, present in a Member State of which she is not a national, was, prior to the transposition of Council Directive (EC) 2004/38, the holder of a residence permit validly issued pursuant to art 4 (2) of Council Directive (EEC) 68/360, but was for a period of time during the currency of the permit voluntarily unemployed, not self - sufficient and outside the qualifications for the issue of such a permit, did that person by reason only of her possession of the permit, remain during that time someone who «resided legally» in the host Member State for the purpose of later acquiring a permanent right of residence under art 16 (1) of Directive 2004/38»

First, although the sample size of the present study was sufficient (Nagin 2005) for the purposes of the study and comparable to previous studies in this area (e.g., Feng et al. 2008), the findings should be replicated in a larger sample (at least 500) to draw more reliable conclusions.