I believe that that principle is sufficiently clear not to require further elaboration.

If I have not made myself sufficiently clear, mister I will add this

77. The defence was not sufficiently regulated.

Fair seat, bad hands, mount not sufficiently schooled.

It is also clear that changes in the New York implementation plan and the effects these might have on Geneva have not been sufficiently thought through.

Management, administrative and personnel practices are not sufficiently robust

Second, one of the necessary conditions of a functioning democracy are clear and sufficiently distinct party political programs.

However, his delegation had reached the conclusion, following consultations at the national level, that the draft article as it stood did not make that possibility sufficiently clear.

Unfortunately, Bosnia and Herzegovina's institutional structure is not sufficiently developed.

However, their actions are not sufficiently recognized or properly documented.

(b) The issue the reliability test is not sufficiently flexible

But few economists are sufficiently well attuned to have a clear idea of how the politics will play out.

Mr. Maiyegun (Nigeria) said that in his view the words the law were sufficiently clear and caused no confusion.

The Committee regrets that the information provided was not sufficiently precise.

We do not believe that this ambiguity has been sufficiently clarified.

Priorities, opportunities, budget allocations and responsibilities were not transparent and not communicated sufficiently in advance.

However, the changes have not been fast enough, are not sufficiently secure and are not occurring everywhere.

(e) It is manifestly ill founded or not sufficiently substantiated or when

Our member states have not sufficiently explored the educational dimension of sports.

Oftentimes, the reasons for the differences in data are not sufficiently transparent.

Jade, Mr. Marlowe... is not sufficiently known or appreciated in this country.

I am afraid you were not sufficiently impressed... on your first visit.

It's not clear.

Nor did the alternative approach, namely of compiling or codifying the existing body of international rules of law, seem entirely satisfactory, since the result might not be sufficiently coherent, clear or comprehensive.

In Kenya too, this sensitivity has not sufficiently infused our organizations and projects.

However, in many national statistical offices, distributive trade statistics are not sufficiently developed.

The competition law may not provide for sufficiently large fines or other sanctions.

The resolution is not being sufficiently implemented by institutions, including the United Nations.

You mustn't omit any detail... ...otherwise your stories will not arouse us sufficiently

It was not clear to me that the situation prevailing in Somalia permitted the force to make a sufficiently effective contribution to the maintenance of security to justify its present size and cost.

(d) The eventual impact of energy conscious public procurement is not yet sufficiently understood.

Was that not clear?

So, that's not clear.

So it's not clear.

They're not clear yet.

It was said that a description of differing views and practices along the lines of remarks 1 and 2 would not provide a sufficiently clear guidance to practitioners as to how they should act.

I'm not clear through. Not yet, Fred.

He was not if I may say so clear to me. He was not clear.

At the same time, we recognize that we have not progressed sufficiently in combating poverty.

The hypothesis of a political motivation for the crime has still not been sufficiently investigated.

One has to be sufficiently adult to understand that life is not fair and just.

Cases where departments offices do not indicate their proposals sufficiently in advance should not normally be considered for extension.

Cases where departments offices do not indicate their proposals sufficiently in advance should not normally be considered for extension.

Your meaning is not clear.

We hope that the group apos s sufficiently clear and specific mandate will preclude the endless discussions that would delay the drawing up of realistic solutions.