Sentence examples for fully and openly from inspiring English sources

To be lost, Solnit writes, is to live fully and openly, to be awake, reactive.

In a statement, Pearson said it did "not believe it has breached any laws, and will continue to fully and openly cooperate with the commission".

If this conflict drags on, and if no substantial discoveries are forthcoming, then these and other objections should be fully and openly debated in parliament as elsewhere.

"It is vitally important that research start immediately into the oil and dispersant's impact, and that the findings are shared fully and openly," BP's chief executive, Tony Hayward, said in a statement announcing the research money.

"I am eager for the Bush administration to level with the American people and participate fully and openly in upcoming Congressional hearings," scheduled for Feb. 6 in the Senate, Mr. Reid said.

The Trust has already published its own account of events, which took place well before Lord Patten's arrival, and we look forward to answering fully and openly further questions at Monday's PAC hearing.

The African role in the slave trade was fully understood and openly acknowledged by many African-Americans even before the Civil War.

Do you have the courage to love as fully and as openly as you'd like?

Indeed, bosses and directors are in general being far more careful to discharge their obligations to shareholders more fully and more openly.

Asked why the BBC sacked the presenter, Tony Hall said that he believed that Blackburn had not cooperated fully with Smith's inquiry: "So many survivors and witnesses have honestly and openly cooperated fully and at great personal cost to themselves.

We were given education so fully, so openly and so freely.