Sentence examples for fully serving from inspiring English sources

Yet, in practice, due to participants' dissatisfaction with their abilities, these courses are often criticized for not fully serving their purposes.

It, too, can never be fully served.

Two other large markets that Southwest has yet to fully serve are Atlanta and Boston.

It could be fairly argued that the interests now being most fully served are those of the individual defendants & Richard Nixon.

"Mr. Lake has fully served the sentence imposed upon him for his robbery conviction," Mr. Spitzer said in a statement.

She appeared to have fully served her sentence for a crime she committed as a young mother.

The OFT found that suppliers of this type of credit fill a gap in the marketplace not fully served by mainstream providers.

Medical educators and policy makers should focus on creating a work force of health care professionals that can fully serve our growing elder population.

Mr. Walters has fully served the sentence imposed upon him for his convictions, had an exemplary disciplinary record while in prison and on parole, and has been living without incident in the community for more than 10 years.

In Johnson v. Bush, a case you mentioned, the Brennan Center represents more than 600,000 Florida citizens who, having been previously convicted of felonies, remain barred from voting there despite having fully served their sentences.

Together, The New York Times and the International Herald Tribune are building a 24-hour global news operation that can fully serve U.S. andinternational audiences in print, on the Web and in new digital formats.