Sentence examples similar to as fully and effectively from inspiring English sources
"In particular, the board considers that the legal measures affecting Stéphane Richard do not impede his ability to fully and effectively lead Orange as its chairman and chief executive officer".
The hospitalization of women for the required length of time after delivery is widely considered as one of the basic principles of maternity care, as this postpartum time allows the healthcare providers to fully and effectively monitor the mother and baby completely, and to provide the mother with the essential information and assistance necessary during the first days of motherhood [ 30].
The CJF model is also child and youth friendly and given the rights situation of children and young people in Tanzania as well as the enactment of the Law of the Child Act, it provides an opportunity for them to fully and effectively participate in matters concerning their rights.
But the lean season has only just begun and UNICEF needs $120 million to fully and effectively respond to the crisis.
These might be measured on a five point scale that runs from "fully and effectively implemented" to "not currently actioned" [ 19] p.5).
With respect to antibiotics, they were fully and effectively treated as soon as antibiotic medication was indicated, i.e. as soon as an infection was diagnosed [13], [22].
While I have dealt with those issues on a personal level, it is my belief that professionally I cannot fully and effectively serve as a United States Representative to the place I love and call home, Southwest Florida".
But it goes further than this: there is a need to develop appropriate structures (such as the new NHS/university collaborations being developed by NIHR), build cultures, and fully and effectively use developing technologies such as systematic reviews.
The 5.1 Surround soundtrack is used fully and effectively on this Columbia-TriStar Home Entereleasent release.
The third requires them to show they are "fully and effectively" meeting the interests of women on campus in sports.
