sufficient means

A widow without sufficient means was still expected to work.

In order to accomplish these projects, sufficient means are indeed necessary.

"It is obvious that we do not have sufficient means to face this crisis."

"A physical symbol system has the necessary and sufficient means of general intelligent action."

We acknowledge, however, that our national agencies lack sufficient means and work under very difficult conditions.

In order to secure this, it is important to provide the Members, committees and political groups with sufficient means.

The contingent did not receive sufficient means to accomplish the mission.

We have sufficient means of finding out when we could attend a debate here.

This increase should mean that we have sufficient means to eradicate extreme poverty.

"If the Government doesn't have sufficient means to go ahead with this struggle, this shouldn't continue," he said.

The effect and implications of the cuts cannot be felt by the government as they have sufficient means to buy any services they want.

Washington explains that the unit will not survive being transported to a facility without sufficient means to do so.

We infer that his family was not rich, but they seem to have had sufficient means to give Lucius an education.

The system succeeds in its most important task, namely to see to it that there are stable and sufficient means.

Qualification for being a voter depended on having sufficient means or educational achievement.

"I shall arm you with sufficient means," said Satan.

They have sufficient means if only they have the political determination to do so.

The Nigerian Government has sufficient means to prevent this case from ending in tragedy.

Preferably, there should be adequate winter solar radiation, and sufficient means for natural ventilation.

The Member States do not always have sufficient means at their disposal to address this deprivation adequately.

A small, transitional class known as the petite bourgeoisie own sufficient means of production but do not purchase labor power.

There is a widespread belief that all seniors have sufficient means to contribute comfortably to the maintenance of the schools in their communities.

This means that in financial respects too we must ensure that sufficient means are available.

As soon as he had acquired sufficient means, he again entered the university, and graduated in 1861.