Sufficient definition
Sufficient means that the signatures submitted in support of an initiative
Sufficient means enough direct care staff to effectively implement the active treatment programs as defined in the IPP, to meet client needs, and to respond to emergencies, illness, or injuries.
Sufficient means that the signatures submitted in support of an initiative or referendum petition have been certified and verified as required by this chapter.
Examples of Sufficient in a sentence
Sufficient time must also be given to the City's Finance Department for processing.
Sufficient documentation of formal business or training must be presented prior to approval.
Sufficient management staff will represent the City on the HBC as determined by the City.
Sufficient time shall be allowed for announcements limited to official Union business.
Sufficient notice must be given so that any disagreements can be resolved.
More Definitions of Sufficient
Sufficient means with respect to (i) cash or (ii) Government Obligations or
Sufficient means that the maintenance organisation employs or contracts/tasks competent staff, as detailed in the man-hour plan, of which at least half the staff that perform maintenance in each workshop, hangar or flight line on any shift should be employed to ensure organisational stability. For the purpose of meeting a specific operational necessity, a temporary increase of the proportion of contracted staff may be permitted to the maintenance organisation by the NMAA, in accordance with an approved procedure which should describe the extent, specific duties, and responsibilities for ensuring adequate organisation stability. For the purpose of this subparagraph, employed means the person is directly employed as an individual by the maintenance organisation whereas contracted/tasked means the person is employed by another organisation or military unit and contracted/tasked by that organisation to the maintenance organisation. In the case of MOD/Industrial partnered support arrangements, the MOD element of the maintenance organisation should be considered, for the purpose of this clause, as part of the industry workforce.
Sufficient means an amount of space, time, or material that will enable a particular function to proceed as intended without restriction or impediment from the size or condition of the physical facility, according to variations in enrollment, staffing, program, or level of instruction from one school to another. The term includes adequate;
Sufficient means that the policies, procedures, and guidelines used in place of Document 1 address audit capabilities regarding the receipt of cyber threat information shared by any non-Federal entity and appropriate sanctions for individuals who knowingly and willfully conduct activities under this Statute in an unauthorized manner. When used in place of Document 2, “sufficient” means that the policies, procedures, and guidelines address safeguarding and removing PII, and notifying entities when information received under the Statute did not constitute a cyber threat.
Sufficient means that a building, room, or other educational space is of such a size that it has enough space to enable delivery of the required educational program.
Sufficient means adequate; of such quality, number, force, or value as is necessary for a given purpose.135
Sufficient access means that the student does not regularly experience issues (slowdowns, buffering, disconnections, unreliable connection, etc.) while participating in required or assigned instruction and