Sentence examples for does not fully share from inspiring English sources
The consensual Mr Kennedy wasn't pleased by the distraction and he does not fully share the enthusiasm for markets of the book's authors.
That reasoning takes a broad view of the principles set out in Hirst, which the grand chamber does not fully share.
He also pushed to get peacekeepers into place quickly to create secure conditions for food deliveries, a plea for speed that Washington does not fully share.
This tripartite model was born out of a tradition of strong social contracts, embodied in collective labour agreements, a history that Britain does not fully share.
Our medical advisers, including neurosurgeons and neurologists, do not fully share his view of the science.
These works are memorable, but do not fully share the coherence of his sturdy rocky designs of the 1880s and early 1890s.
But some local residents do not fully share the public optimism of Hezbollah, the militant group and political party whose support for Damascus in Syria's civil war is believed to have motivated the bombers.
Before 9/11, the Saudi and U.S. governments did not fully share intelligence information or develop an adequate joint effort to track and disrupt the finances of the Al Qaeda organization.
Moody's does not look to predict the retail price but says "we do not fully share this view" of the power industry that UK prices will rise sharply due to the retirement of old coal and oil plants, the government's introduction of a minimum carbon price and increasing commodity costs.
NSA did not fully share this information with the FBI and CIA, and NSA did not appreciate its significance because it lacked information the FBI and CIA had.
