Sentence examples for for a complete return from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, G.O.P. leaders have come out for a complete return to the Bush agenda, including tax breaks for the rich and financial deregulation.

A specific time frame for a complete return to democracy is still likely to be high on the president's agenda, as will the subject of Islamic militants who train in Pakistan and create havoc in Indian-controlled Kashmir.

Cooling was successfully stopped and reversed at the end of the protocol in both cases through the use of the heat exchanger set to warming mode (although technician availability limited the length of time available for monitoring and precluded a complete return to baseline temperature prior to sacrifice).

Romney has only released a complete return for 2010 and an unfinished estimate for 2011.

As April 15 looms, Mr. Miller knows that taxpayers face the daunting tax of meeting the I.R.S.'s requirements for a completed return.

For each injury, the report form included information about whether the injury occurred during training or match play (if so, match set), injury location, type of injury, cause of injury and whether the player returned to the game, as well as the estimated severity reported as the time expected for complete return to play (days/weeks).

The official Iraqi ruling paved the way for a release of complete returns in the coming days -- the next step in a laborious process of forming Iraq's first long-term government since the U.S.-led ouster of Saddam Hussein nearly three years ago.

MISSION MAY ISSUE A BOOK Data Gathered for a Complete Picture of Economic Situation -- Ambassador Returning Here.

If Microsoft were now to go further in this respect, in return for a complete end to its legal headaches, both it and the Justice Department might plausibly claim victory and retreat from the field.

Besides Mr Sharon's concessions, the Palestinian leader has also been rewarded with an American-drafted UN Security Council resolution "affirming a vision" of a Palestinian state, and with a Saudi proposal, due to be ratified at an Arab summit on March 27th, offering Israel "complete peace" with the Arabs in return for a complete withdrawal from the occupied territories.

Besides Mr Sharon's concessions, the Palestinian leader has also been rewarded with the UN Security Council resolution, and with a Saudi proposal, due to be ratified at the Arab summit on March 27th, offering Israel "complete peace" with the Arabs in return for a complete withdrawal from the occupied territories.