Mr. Powell said there was a full understanding that "all the major resources will belong to all the Iraqi people".
Retirement for a professional tennis player is all personal reflection, that elusive intersection of heart and mind, full understanding that the time has come.
"Remortgage activity in particular is setting the pace, with strong competition giving many consumers an incentive to explore lower repayments in the full understanding that rates won't go much lower," he said.
I say this with the full understanding that there are ambitious, achieving women out there who are the emotional and professional equals of any man, and that there are also women who stayed the course, climbed the work ladder without pause and were thwarted by lingering double standards and chauvinism.
But even without rooting for either side, and with the full understanding that these protests may easily come to naught, one can't help but marvel at the spontaneous, utterly organic outburst of civic feeling, and the fact that, for lack of a better term, a point of no return has very clearly been passed.
Finally, welcome the new digital democracy: one where we ultimately choose whether or not to participate with the full understanding that our role in today's cyber world, with all the conveniences that brings, also spells an end to old-world anonymity.
However, the results need to be interpreted cautiously, with a full understanding that FEA methods are purely numerical data that are mathematically enumerated.
Reaching out to others in a unified effort with the full understanding that none of us is as strong as all of us -- that's what is needed.
Trump also said that the United States would pay for a wall with Mexico "with the full understanding" that the Latin American country would reimburse it for costs.
Young men like myself were pretending as if we were dragged to this franchise by our girlfriends; that we didn't come in loving this franchise, with the full understanding that it was being lambasted for poor sappy writing.
