Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• It would seem that there is now a sufficient number who desire a compromise.
• There is a choice amongst a sufficient number of independent suppliers.
• Currently Hu Jia is under house arrest in China because there are a sufficient number of people there who believe that he is a proponent of their ideas.
• So the Tobin tax can only be effective if there is a sufficient number of industrialised countries which are prepared to participate.
• I therefore hope that there will be a sufficient number of Members who have the courage to reject the Council's common position.
• There are a number of points which are vital in this context, and I hope that a sufficient number of MEPs will be able to support those opinions tomorrow.
• Nevertheless, there are still difficulties in recruiting a sufficient number of Irish
• language translators, legal/linguistic experts, interpreters and assistants.

• I therefore hope that there will be a sufficient number of Members who have the courage to reject the Council's common position.
• Contracting authorities shall enter into framework agreements as defined in Article 1(7), with a minimum of three parties, where there is a sufficient number of economic operators satisfying the selection criteria.
• Nevertheless, there are still difficulties in recruiting a sufficient number of Irish
• .1 There shall be a sufficient number of trained persons on board for mustering and assisting untrained persons.
• Where a framework contract is to be concluded with several economic operators it shall be concluded with at least three operators provided that there is a sufficient number of economic operators who satisfy the selection criteria or a sufficient number of admissible tenders which meet the award criteria.
• So the Tobin tax can only be effective if there is a sufficient number of industrialised countries which are prepared to participate.
• There is a choice amongst a sufficient number of independent suppliers.
• It would seem that there is now a sufficient number who desire a compromise.