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It demonstrates that if Iran complies with its international obligations, then it can fully rejoin the community of nations, thereby fulfilling the extraordinary talent and aspirations of the Iranian people.

A better option would be to make CISA either a stand-alone agency or, at least, a more autonomous agency within DHS, like the FBI within the Justice Department, so that it can fully develop its own culture and capabilities.

The possibility for legal challenges to any future UK-EU data arrangement were also discussed during the hearing, with Denham saying that scrutiny of the UK's surveillance regime once it is outside the EU is inevitable — though she suggested the government will be able to win over critics if it can fully articulate its oversight regime.

The signing states are "convinced that the family, as the fundamental group of society and the natural environment for the growth and well-being of all its members and particularly children, should be afforded the necessary protection and assistance so that it can fully assume its responsibilities within the community" [ 28].

And it can fully recharge in seven hours of sunlight.

In five hours it can fully charge a battery, says the Sunpower president, Henry Adams.

A lot of fans and musicians are very angry about it and I can fully understand why.

"Going into the play-offs, it means I can fully concentrate on that," he said.

No one, it seems, can fully imagine a private mortgage market with no government involvement.

Charity Bank is a registered charity itself so it can concentrate fully on its social goals rather than profit for shareholders.

19 Although the H1-PV has been shown to enter both normal and cancerous cells, it can only fully replicate its life cycle in the latter.