Sentence examples for executed fully from inspiring English sources

Having studied the reporting landscape in the US, SASB has concluded that when executed fully and in the spirit of the regulation - and devoid of boilerplate and legalese - the MD&A provides an insider's perspective on the health of the company and how management views the company's future prospects.

4.1.4 Teaching incentives for paramedicals should be clearly promulgated and executed fully so as to encourage dedication to teaching activities.

4.1.3 Teaching incentives for full-time attending physicians should be clearly promulgated and executed fully so as to encourage them dedication to teaching.

The lowest pass rate was 63.6% for two standards: 4.1.1, requiring a faculty development system for physicians, which is effectively operational, and 4.1.4, teaching incentives for paramedicals should be clearly promulgated and executed fully so as to encourage dedication to teaching activities.

Pride of place near the end of the exhibition is given to the almost absurdly photogenic British pavilion for the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, which allowed Heatherwick to execute fully his longstanding dream of producing a "hairy building". The pavilion was dedicated to promoting the work of the Millennium Seed Bank, which preserves the seeds of nearly 25% of the world's wild plant species.

Lorin Maazel and the Philharmonic gave what seemed an excellent premiere performance, not just confidently executed but fully imagined.

IHI's emphasis is, in part, on making sure that change is well executed and fully embraced.

He has not so much executed a fully imagined work of fiction as produced a series of coyly underweight fragments that do not a vision make.

To our knowledge, this is the first publication on the characterization of the optical performance of an LRA operating at about 36,000 km altitude (typical of regional GNSS segments, namely QZSS, COMPASS-G) executed in fully representative, carefully lab-simulated space conditions.

The extraordinary solo Robbins created for her in "Dances at a Gathering" had her suggesting steps and gestures without executing them fully, communing in a private language.

And it's hard to imagine the acerbic but genteel Mr. Gurney engaging in the semiviolent sex act or executing the fully violent knockout punch that mark the nadir of Platt's frustrations.