Is it enough, in the light of your service?

Out of memory

Not enough memory.

Not enough arguments.

Out of Memory

Bathrooms are insufficient.

Resource allocation for victim care, rehabilitation and reintegration appeared to be largely inadequate.

Not enough ships to send.

Good intentions are not enough.

You think a freezerfull of peach ice cream would do?

Not enough space available on the disc

Why Development Aid is Not Enough

Out of memory.

But global responses remain inadequate.

Insufficient permissions in target directory.

Words, however, are not enough.

But sometimes four hands just isn't enough.

These are necessary but insufficient questions.

The usual way, insufficient poison.

They affect underdevelopment as much as they do the excesses of the consumer society, and our traditional responses are proving to be inadequate or ineffective.

His Government was determined to improve its people's lot, but its resources were inadequate outside assistance and support were therefore vital.

Efforts are still insufficient to speed up the process of returns.

Current prevention coverage is inadequate.

This is a praiseworthy initiative, but it is not enough.

18. Current staff resources are inadequate.

However, the practical achievements do not seem to be adequate.

The dogmas of the quiet past are inadequate to the stormy present.

They nevertheless stated that the information on the demographic composition of the country was inadequate.

That represents a major step, but not nearly enough.

Could not save image insufficient information.

The information available was clearly inadequate.

2.1 AVAILABLE DATA UNRELIABLE AND INADEQUATE . 6

1 Data from the national report is insufficient.

2 Data from the national reports are insufficient.

Such a task force would be useful, but it is not enough.

It is when the hastily adopted beliefs of youth are insufficient...

I'll need money.

Control of wages is done by inspection authorities, but such supervision is not sufficient.

It should not increase the burden on States, particularly those which had insufficient means, rather than insufficient political will.

Although this represents a notable improvement, it is still not sufficient because it means that a significant proportion of students (35 per cent) are not completing primary schooling.

National efforts alone are not enough to deal with such crime.

The means to act on and implement the resolution are insufficient.

Increasing but still inadequate financial resources

The resources for training are inadequate considering the need.

Neither the optional jurisdiction approach nor the compulsory conciliation approach was satisfactory.