Sentence examples for fulfilled only a from inspiring English sources

Eighteen months after the auditor issued its final report, BART has fulfilled only a fraction of those recommendations.

If (4) is not fulfilled, only A i of selected UEs will be updated.

As a result, the battalion did not take part in any major actions, and fulfilled only a defensive role, defending positions such as "Courtney's Post", "Steel's Post" and "Russell's Top", before it was withdrawn from the peninsula on 12 December.

In practice there is a trade-off between fulfilling requirements and cost, and therefore it is interesting to study problems in which one is required to fulfill only a subset of the requirements.

However, this property is fulfilled only if a reaction network meets a condition formulated by Feinberg and Horn (1974): each reaction has a non-zero flux if and only if all of its educts have a positive concentration.

The arc of the game could have been fulfilled only by a Ghanaian win.

The oil boom of the seventies inflated the standard of living in much of the Arab world and created expectations that could be fulfilled only by a continued flow of petrodollars.

When the realization of the extended family is constrained by the limit of resources, people can have their ideal form of living arrangement fulfilled only if they possess a certain amount of wealth (Fei 1999; Ruggles and Heggeness 2008).

Carens, another egalitarian, is bothered by this tension, and seeks to resolve it by advocating open borders as a distant promise, to be fulfilled only once we have achieved a "significant" reduction in worldwide inequality.

Unlike in the previous section, where both power allocation and prices have a direct influence on whether the utility requirements are fulfilled, only the power allocation has a direct influence on the fulfillment of the rate requirements.

But Mr. Gates said Wednesday that North Korea's desire to be removed from the American roster of terrorist states would be fulfilled only when North Korea had met a list of official criteria — implying that such a determination had not yet been made.