Sentence examples for fully clean up from inspiring English sources

To cheers, she said, "I believe you should have a vote in picking the president," even before the issue of the island's status is resolved, and promised that if elected, her administration would "fully clean up" the Vieques site.

These costs are fundamental to the question of whether to release the material, because whatever they are, it is the price Japan seems unwilling to pay to fully clean up the lingering mess at Fukushima.

But, Arnold said, to fully clean up its act, Chase has to get its clients to clean up theirs.

"The UCI tried to obstruct our investigation into doping in cycling at every turn, and then after the release of our reasoned decision the previous leadership failed to take necessary and decisive action to fully clean up the sport.

A 10,000-gallon crude-oil spill in Atwater Village early Thursday was expected to take 24 hours to fully clean up, officials said.

Those wishing to fully clean up the derivatives market retort that by making these swaps illegal, thus void and unenforceable, it would act as a much more powerful deterrent to bad actors wishing to evade the law.

Most experts agree that not since the accident at Three Mile Island in 1979, which is still not fully cleaned up after $1 billion and seven years, has there been such public questioning about a technology that is grimly intolerant of mistakes.

Groundwater contamination beneath the site dates to the early 1980s and still is not fully cleaned up, The State reported last week.

Outline planning permission was granted in 2010 on condition the former agrochemical contamination was fully cleaned up.

- We can have a large group of student help set up and we will clean up fully.

Earlier this month, the Greek Football Association suspended its operations for two weeks to press the government and professional clubs to participate fully in an effort to clean up the sport.