Sentence examples for fully claimed from inspiring English sources

The group has fully claimed the bombing site, where the bearded face of its leader, Hassan Nasrallah, peers down from huge photographs hung on tall apartment buildings alongside banners declaring Hezbollah's commitment to "resistance" — the catchall term for its fight with Iran and Syria against their enemies, which include Israel and Syria's rebels.

The shuttering of the Pink Pony is the latest in a series of closings of bars and restaurants that had sprung up in the messier and freer-wheeling '90s and early aughts, before gentrification fully claimed the East Village and the Lower East Side.

To fully claim the stage Mr. Pierce engages in a couple of tricks of scale.

In his life, no faction could ever fully claim him as an ally.

But she will fully claim status only after she has been buried with the relic she holds.

("Like the other half-caste children, he could not fully claim either half of himself, neither his father's whiteness nor his mother's blackness").

The supreme court has ruled that pardons carry an admission of guilt, but pardoned individuals are able to fully claim all the rights, like voting, that are denied to convicts in some jurisdictions.

Split between two outdated modes of thinking, destined to never fully claim paternity from either side.

But both nations also fully claim the Islands of Spratly and Paracel in the South China Sea (also called Hoang Sa and Truong Sa in Vietnam), while the other four claimants in the Philippines, Malaysia, Brunei and Taiwan all have partial claims, which certainly makes relations a little more difficult.

UNICEF in the Kyrgyz Republic UNICEF's Office in the Kyrgyz Republic was established in 1994, and has now worked for 20 years to assist the Government and civil society organisations to fulfil their obligations under the Convention on the Rights of the Child, and to empower children to fully claim and enjoy their rights.

Fully 68% claimed to be driving less as a result; 43% said they were cutting back on other spending to pay for petrol.