Sentence examples for able to fully perform from inspiring English sources

In this manner, I believe the Monetary Council at the moment is not able to fully perform its role as the most important strategic decision making body of the central bank, and this new way of operation is less and less able to ensure that responsible decisions could be made in the Monetary Council.

If we do business with the City, we have to fill out VENDEX questionnaires to assist City agencies in deciding if an organization will be able to fully perform New York City contract requirements.

If I wasn't such a cynical old shrew, I'd like to think that she had consented to that change, in order that her sexual preference was catered for and she was able to fully emote when performing.

It requires lots of practicing and performing to be able to fully memorize it.

Finally, we only performed four sessions of hand hygiene observation during the evaluation phase, which may not be able to fully demonstrate the discriminatory power of the electronic system.

Both the monaural and binaural systems perform best when the level of uncorrelated noise is low, that is, at high SNRs, when the adaptive interference canceller is able to fully exploit the availability of the second signal.

"We don't have the information now to be able to fully regulate," says Lebowitz.

No one has ever been able to fully conquer Afghanistan.

It's hard to commit espionage without being able to fully immerse.

He was able to fully flex the extended elbow.

They want to be able to fully engage and collaborate.