Sentence examples for is fully communicated from inspiring English sources

"It is irrefutable that summer-born children can lawfully start school at age five in reception class and experience a full primary education, but by failing in its responsibility to ensure that all primary legislation and EU law is fully communicated and adhered to by every admission authority, the government is allowing admissions discrimination and unfairness to continue".

We are able to show our humanity, our resistance, our resilience, in ways that haven't been fully communicated before.

The purpose of composition is to express particular concepts and experiences, and it is successful only when these are fully communicated to the observer.

Among the great living religions of the world, there is wide agreement that revelation cannot be fully communicated by books and sermons but only by an ineffable, suprarational experience.

That was one of the concerns Steven had, that his role had not been fully communicated". In defending the light punishment handed down to McDonald, Regan said: "Dougie made the correct decision [not to award the penalty].

I of course knew precisely nothing about politics at that age, but the nuns who taught us, the School Sisters of Notre Dame, were heavily recruited from the Boston area and the excitement that one of their own was running for president had been fully communicated to us.

Because the NSABB found that there was significant potential for harm in fully publishing these results and that the harm exceeded the benefits of publication, we therefore recommended that the work not be fully communicated in an open forum.

We expect impacts to be negligible for a period of stable solar wind and IMF, but not until solar wind and IMF conditions driving the dayside reconnection are fully communicated the nightside.

The hospital later acknowledged that Duncan had told a nurse his travel history on his first visit but said the information hadn't been fully communicated to the whole team.

Other perturbations include extra patients on work lists due to HCWs calling in sick, a problem with workload implications that may not be fully communicated to municipal administrators.

Risperidone was one of the first anti-psychotics highlighted by the Committee of Safety on Medicines to cause excess mortality and local and national guidelines, which highlight that all anti-psychotics carry a similar risk, appear not to have been fully communicated to prescribers [ 24, 32, 36].