Sentence examples for be fully discussed from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a full manner; without lack or defect.
- He fully met his responsibilities.
He promised that Mr. Mosiello's proposal would be fully discussed.
"Is there any chance Sri Lanka could knock these runs off slowly enough that the failings of the England side could be fully discussed?
A Congressional hearing this year on offshore tax shelters dissolved in a partisan meltdown today before the issue could be fully discussed.
As Icahn noted on his blog: "The board has agreed in the settlement agreement that any meaningful transaction, including the strategy in dealing with that transaction, will be fully discussed with the entire board before any final decision is made".
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"Given its complexity, the length of the concession and its importance for all Nicaraguans, this project deserves to be fully discussed and explained, seeking the broadest national consensus," noted the Nicaraguan Foundation for Economic and Social Development, an independent think-tank.
Still, he said he had directed Army and Special Operations commanders to ensure that operations were fully discussed in advance with the interim Afghan government headed by Hamid Karzai.
While some may disagree with the idea of size caps, surely few can deny that they should at least have been fully discussed.
His inhumane and criminal behavior and his ruthless methods of keeping the Communist Party in power have never been fully discussed, debated and understood in China.
A senior military official said that the deployment would probably go ahead soon, but that Mr. Rumsfeld was treading carefully to insure that political sensitivities with Manila were fully discussed.
