Sentence examples for is not fully public from inspiring English sources

But the citizen whose private life is not fully public also has something to complain about.

"It is not fully public and it is not fully private".

But over the past few years Egypt has been taking ever more of its agreed share, which it appears to have the right to do (the terms of its agreements with the foreign firms are not fully public).

"For instance, the Washington State Legislature is being fined daily -- $100,000 per day -- because the Washington State Supreme Court ruled that the State Legislature is not fully funding public schools".

But, Mr. Assange said, the site is not fully "open for public business" owing to the weight of the existing leaks it is struggling to process.

Not only is there a sharp difference between scientists and the general public, but that difference is not fully appreciated by the public: 29 % of U.S. adults are unaware of the high level of acceptance of evolution in the scientific community, believing that scientists do not agree that humans evolved over time (Pew Research Center 2015).

Even faced with a lacklustre Labor opposition, the Coalition has trailed in the opinion polls for most of Abbott's tenure and there are signs the public is not fully on board with the fossil fuel-tinged policymaking.

A lot of public transport is not fully accessible for the disabled, so it's the right decision".

Such transparency and active discussion will be imperative to the successes of the applications of cas9, because when a biological technology is not fully understood by scientists and the public, or comprehensively discussed before major application, a dangerous game is played.

Further, public transportation is not fully reliable; an average trip in the city using mass transit takes around ninety minutes.

"The scale on which things actually have to happen on energy is not fully either appreciated or transmitted to the public," said Dr. Lewis of Caltech.