Sentence examples for a full accurate from inspiring English sources
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, whose department oversees the census, seems to truly want to produce a full, accurate, nonpartisan count, not least because the business sector wants one.
The Security Council voted last week to give Iraq until Dec. 8 to submit a "full, accurate and complete" declaration of any programs it had to develop nuclear, chemical and biological weapons and the missiles to deliver them.
He also pledged to reform the archdiocese's record keeping so that "those who deal with clergy personnel in the future will have the benefit of a full, accurate and easily accessible institutional memory".
About a quarter of mortgage shoppers considered a full, accurate disclosure of all fees most important when shopping for a mortgage online, according to a June Harris Interactive poll for MortgageMarvel.com, an online shopping site.
"I do not believe we have the ability to conduct a full, accurate recount" under the deadline of 5 p.m. Sunday set for inclusion in the state's final tally, said Judge Lawrence D. King of Miami-Dade County Court, the Democratic chairman of the three-member canvassing board.
Trying to learn from the handling of this and other cases, I am committed to ensure that our records are kept in a way that those who deal with clergy personnel in the future will have the benefit of a full, accurate and easily accessible institutional memory".
Even with a full and accurate record of the use of wireless equipment, it is impossible to accurately know the amount of energy absorbed due to the many factors that affect this.
By Dec. 8 it must provide a full and accurate list of its unconventional weapons programs.
Reporting guidelines aim to facilitate publication of a full and accurate description of research conducted.
The F.D.A. database does not necessarily capture a full and accurate picture of product quality from other countries.
But the government bowed to the argument that a moratorium would give researchers time to conduct a full and accurate census of the animals.
