sufficiency

Preposition: of

• countermeasure: Risk Assessment Effectiveness and sufficiency of countermeasures: This is an ongoing process with Areas.
• evidence: There are a lot of myths about sufficiency of evidence, even within the those in the know.
• supply: The NBS ' prime concern is always the safety of patients through maintaining the quality and sufficiency of the blood supply.
• water: York's ample sufficiency of water continues - hosepipe ban not envisaged in the near future!
• child: In testing the sufficiency of a child 's understanding I would not say that welfare has no place.
• information: Summary These proposals attempt to address the sufficiency of representation information, both at the point of ingest, and throughout long-term preservation.

Converse of object

• achieve: Maine prepared television advertisements urging teenagers to postpone sexual activity and to achieve self sufficiency before engaging in sex.
• ensure: The main purpose of this was to keep outsiders out and thereby ensure a sufficiency of work for those that were ' in ' .
• have: We assume the teacher to have a knowledge sufficiency.
• deny: Perhaps they were denying the sufficiency of salvation for all men.
• provide: Access to abundant sea water, local marine organisms and fish breeding expertise provides a self sufficiency that ensures a reliable and consistent service.

Adjective modifier

• evidential: It could only decide to discontinue cases which failed both the evidential sufficiency and public interest criterial.
• financial: Details of the course of studies proposed Accommodation arrangements Evidence of financial self sufficiency.
• economic: The focus of our courses includes economic self sufficiency, citizenship, personal autonomy and relationships.

Modifies a noun

• requirement: Your teacher will decide whether the stated quality and sufficiency requirements have, on balance, been met.

Noun used with modifier

• self-: Previously refugees who have had this kind of support have attained self- sufficiency more quickly than those without mentors.
• self: The degree of self sufficiency in these accession states is around 80 % , vastly higher than in the existing 15 Member States.
• energy: The goal of national energy self sufficiency based on 100 % renewable energy sources must apply to all nations.
• food: Despite the evidence on the ground to the contrary, it projects an increased tobacco crop, and food sufficiency.
• SB: BB today has had a lot of attention due to SB self sufficiency!