The phrase "a full governmental" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to describe something that is comprehensive or complete in relation to government, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "The report provided a full governmental overview of the policies in place."
Alternatives: "a complete governmental" or "a comprehensive governmental".
The experience of Shanghai is an example of full governmental delegation of the daily management of WWTP to the private sector, while financial support via subsidies and preferential policies (e.g., land use) facilitate privatization with low service prices.
Properly funded and empowered for whatever period is necessary, working with full governmental co-operation, it could, in a much more cost-effective manner, deal with such cases.
Secret services must exist worldwide, because every country maintains them: in that activity is USA not on the top – Russian have tradition of centuries, and have always enjoyed full governmental support to operate beyond law.
Governmental lending to deleverage financial corporations ended with full governmental control and nationalization of four of the largest banks in Japan.
Allsopp was in agreement with the Conservative policy, which was to maintain full governmental control over Ireland, and pass further Coercion Acts to reduce lawlessness in that country.
With the emergence and blossoming of various forms of private sector involvement in the Chinese water sector, the traditional structure of full governmental provision of water supply and wastewater treatment has changed dramatically.
Ratchet clauses allow for EU treaties to be modified without a full inter-governmental conference of the heads of government of all 27 EU heads of government.
Liquor (Colonnade ) and firearms (Biswell ) are industries of this type; when an entrepreneur embarks upon such a business, he has voluntarily chosen to subject himself to a full arsenal of governmental regulation.
Effectively defending the United States against terrorism requires a full and unflinching understanding of the governmental failures that left the nation so vulnerable to attack on Sept. 11.
But only recently has the Court been required to begin a full exploration of the impact of the governmental investigatory function on these freedoms.
