Sentence examples for as well fulfilled from inspiring English sources

Please name two quality measures and explain under which conditions the measure is assessed as "well fulfilled" (an approximate value is sufficient if you want to specify numbers)!

The Baath Party, which came to power with Mr. Hussein in Iraq and has governed in Syria as well, fulfills some but not all of the items on the checklist.

Other mechanisms, such as active transport by motors or by gel contraction, can just as well fulfill this task.

The game may as well have fulfilled every tenant required of a passing-the-torch narrative: Chandler, a 32-year-old rebounding magpie and formed defensive player of the year winner, giving the 25-year-old Whiteside the top secret Big Man Documents, which are only unveiled to those few who transcend the position.

In the scheme of the movie, killing the man would have been possible and it would have fulfilled some form of duty or obligation to my family, my community and my people, as well as fulfilling a duty to my own image of myself and my need for vengeance; vengeance based on personal, cultural and institutional values.

It was a concentrated performance, making sense within itself as well as fulfilling a sociological premise.

From then on, Laura concentrated more and more on theatrical and circus subjects, as well as fulfilling an enormous range of commercial and official commissions.

As well as fulfilling taxing technical demands, the architects Stanton Williams aimed to achieve a "collegial" environment conducive to the sharing of ideas and knowledge.

It is only when you have a fluent command of the language that you can properly exercise your rights as well as fulfilling your responsibilities in society.

Instead, they can create as well as fulfill demand spikes, cater to long-tail needs, and experiment without breaking the bank.

The story he weaves round the passionate character of Chris Guthrie, a woman who endures terrible suffering as well as fulfilling love, is rough and unforgiving in its picture of 20th-century feudalism before the first world war.