português
adequação português
suficiência In logic, property of a statement whose truth allows one to conclude the truth of another given statement.
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Energy imports, including sufficiency, impact on economy, and influence on bilateral relations.
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Additionally, the decline undermines the household and national food security and self-sufficiency.
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It provides support and friendship, promotes self-sufficiency and works for social justice.
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The items we're buying online point towards a real desire for self-sufficiency.
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Commodity and mass production replaced by restoration of the commons and self-sufficiency.
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Proud by nature, Afghans yearn to recover national self-respect and self sufficiency.
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Necessities you have in sufficiency and you lack no measure of esteem.
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The next requisite for the admissibility of a hypothesis is its sufficiency.
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Nor were they in this doleful condition allowed a sufficiency of water.
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I've heard him joking to friends that two is an ample sufficiency.
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Eritrea has traditionally shunned aid and assistance, preferring the mantra of self-sufficiency.
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That meant they sold wool for cash rather than strove for self-sufficiency.
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Of heavy reading the reader of to-day no doubt has a sufficiency.
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We may see here an unfolding of the all-sufficiency of Jesus Christ.
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They did not keep a sufficiency of servants at the Hôtel Railleux.
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And so they demonstrated the sufficiency of wisdom for happiness as follows--
