Sentence examples for dealing fully from inspiring English sources

Brinkley does not scant the social implications of the industry, but dealing fully with them would require a different book.

However, this was not possible given the country's failure to provide a system capable of dealing fully and effectively with Taylor's subversion of justice.

Japan's sins of omission in dealing fully with its past hinder its present foreign policy, but they pale in comparison with China's historical sense of entitlement to regional hegemony and its virulent new form of state-sanctioned anti-Japanese nationalism.

Raines does, however, deal fully with Bettelheim's habit of hitting students.

Bradlee left the paper, to his immense relief, before having to deal fully with the complications of affirmative action and the era of sensitivity training.

"If the 2008 budget was not a good time to deal fully with the underlying weakness of the public finances, it seems unlikely that next year's will be either.

Britain will become the first country to leave the 28-member bloc, which has been increasingly weighed down by its failures to deal fully with a succession of crises, from the financial collapse of 2008 to a resurgent Russia and the huge influx of migrants last year.

In giving inevitable screentime to new additions, however, perhaps Daryl (second in line to the award of the Best Person Ever) is the character most in danger of being marginalised, though he has yet to deal fully with Carol's departure, and sexual tension between the two has been palpable.

The poem, which ended with a general wish for coexistence between Israelis and Palestinians, isn't the first time that the left-leaning Mr. Grass, best known as the author of "The Tin Drum," has come under the kind of moral spotlight he has made a career of turning on Germany's establishment, which he has long accused of failing to deal fully with the country's Nazi past.

"I was very disappointed the judges didn't deal fully with my constitutional claims," he said.

Although the authors adopted a rigorous sampling framework, they were not able to deal fully with all representativeness problems due to non-responses and other forms of data-collection problems encountered.