Examples of 'shall suffice' in a sentence
Meaning of "shall suffice"
A formal expression indicating that something is enough or satisfactory. It implies that the mentioned action or quantity is adequate to meet a particular requirement or expectation
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It shall suffice for me to enjoy your love.
Notification of the amendments or supplements made shall suffice.
Here we shall suffice with a brief summary.
Of the vehicle shall suffice.
And this shall suffice for the fourth consideration.
Her company shall suffice.
Notification that amendments or supplements have been made shall suffice.
Your stray shall suffice.
Reading a single source for your starting shall suffice.
A simple notification shall suffice as revocation of consent or for an objection.
In the absence or incapacity of one parent the consent of the other shall suffice.
That shall suffice.
In the absence of a legal representative the authorization of the juvenile judge shall suffice.
This shall suffice.
In an arbitration with more than one arbitrator the signature of the chairman shall suffice.
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A note shall suffice.
To authorize the disbursement of funds the signatures of the Treasurer and President shall suffice.
It shall suffice me.
The timely dispatch of the notification shall suffice to meet the deadline.
These shall suffice to provide a context in which to view the conference goals stated above.
The number of radiation meters available shall suffice for the intended radiography procedures.
We shall suffice as Reckoners.
Should a third ballot be necessary a relative majority shall suffice for election to the remaining seats.
And this shall suffice for the conclusion of the life of Herod.
Simply to love you Shall suffice today.
Where the system is of a shorter duration, an initial notice shall suffice.
Hell it is that shall suffice them, and in it will they burn.
Depositing evidence of insurance in one Member State shall suffice for all Member States.
Where rhe system is of a shorter duration, an initial notice shall suffice.
Even a short-time fling shall suffice for you now.
Where the system is of a shoner duration, an initial notice shall suffice.
Timely dispatch of the notice of defect shall suffice for compliance with the time-limit.
For elections, if a second round is necessary, a relative majority shall suffice.
Should a third ballot be necessary, a relative majority shall suffice for election tothe rernaining seats.
If one of the parents is incapacitated, the consent of the other shall suffice.
And whosoever puts his trust in God, He shall suffice him . God attains his purpose.
If one of the parents is legally incompetent, the other 's consent shall suffice.
Good Intentions shall suffice.
For series manufacture of machinery, a representative example of the machine in question shall suffice.
A statement by two witnesses attesting to the relationship shall suffice to establish the partner 's status.
Where existing national provisions remain in force unamended, a notice of compliance shall suffice.
If not, a cheque shall suffice.
Where the dangerous goods are transported in containers, the number of the container shall suffice.
A facsimile, e-mail or other electronic copy hereof shall suffice as an original.
If family members live in separate households, the signature of the family member shall suffice.
As I shall become unnecessary, As I reach it, an atom shall suffice to shatter me.
If the optic and housing are inseparable, a marking on the housing shall suffice.
You there, plant! This shall suffice.
If ye be on a journey and can not find a scribe, then a pledge in hand shall suffice.
My grace is sufficient, and it shall suffice.
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