Sentence examples for making partial from inspiring English sources
Often, they are making partial recoveries".
Making partial amends, Trinity Wall Street will pay tribute to Harrison in late April.
They are all linked by many threads, making partial solutions more difficult and dragging the region ever faster into the abyss.
A managed liquidation strategy is being pursued by other listed private equity companies with a better track record than 3i such as Candover, Conversus and LMS, while others like SVG Capital and Dunedin Enterprise are making partial returns of capital.
In a democracy, vibrant political conversation involves each side making partial, rhetorical, or even false claims; spin doctors finessing the potency of the claims through image-crafting and theatrics; and journalists exposing deceptions.
The Government does not want there to be a "purdah" period for the vote, a rule which usually prevents civil servants from making partial interventions that could affect results.
(Cartwright made partial restitution, testified for the prosecution, and was not charged).
In 1842 Congress exonerated him and made partial reparations to his heirs.
(The Globe columnist Dan Shaughnessy leaned on the Gospel of Luke to make partial amends).
SNP-appointed regulators would be less accountable in their decisions, which would free them to make partial ones.
Mr. Boyle developed the Franklin Charge Account Plan, which charged interest and let customers make partial payments each month, in 1951 at the Franklin National Bank in Rockville Centre, N.Y.
