Sentence examples for fully performing from inspiring English sources

Federalism, comity, and the constitutional obligation of state and federal courts all counsel against any presumption that a decision of this Court will "deter" lower federal or state courts from fully performing their sworn duty.

Plus, there are costs associated with onboarding and the productivity lag as a new hire can take as long as 90 days to be fully performing in their role.

It is enough if everyone fully performs his own proper business.

The White House says he fully performed his service and took an honorable, and early, discharge in October 1973 to attend Harvard Business School.

"We're confident that we fully performed the terms of our agreement," said Jeff Simek, Medco Health's vice president for public affairs.

Did the Metropolitan police "fully perform its duty of care towards" the Commons by contacting all MPs were on lists compiled by Mulcaire.

If a person makes a contract fairly he is entitled to have it fully performed, and if this is not done he is entitled to damages.

This inquiry assists in determining how the innocent party can be restored to the position in which he would have been had the contract been fully performed.

An alternative view of the standard conditional maximisation step provides the basis for an iterative procedure to fully perform the maximisation needed in the EM algorithm.

ATLANTA — After five months in office, President Trump's new director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been unable to divest financial holdings that pose potential conflicts of interest, hindering her ability to fully perform her job.

The filtering operation was fully performed in FPGA and is realized by applying a rotating kernel to the pixel values of the image.