Sentence examples for not now fully from inspiring English sources

Your Dec. 28 editorial "Temple to Justice" is correct in noting that the current Supreme Court does not now fully function as "a moral force in American life".

"There is not now a fully coordinated U.S. position on that.

Although Mr Duncan Smith has insisted it is "on time and on budget", it will not now be fully implemented by the end of 2019 after a two-year delay in transferring tax credit claimants.

"Yet successive governments have delayed the introduction of auto enrolment and the new system will not now be fully in place until three years after the next general election".

The president is right to call on the major nuclear supplier states to ban exports of uranium enrichment and plutonium reprocessing equipment to countries that do not now have fully developed nuclear fuel programs.

"Ms. Hill has not only now fully paid, prior to sentencing, her taxes, which are part of her criminal restitution, but she has additionally fully paid her federal and state personal taxes for the entire period under examination," her attorney, Nathan Hochman, said in an e-mail sent to Reuters.

It is a gentle, touching portrait of good people trying to pick up the pieces, after their livelihoods were taken away by larger processes they do not even now fully understand.

If the public isn't by now fully educated about the less than transparent nature of service charges and the variations in how they are distributed, then we're never going to be.

This example certainly does not mean that we can now fully mine databases thousands of times larger such as LSST, and in fact we are not even close.

The hotel was supposed to have opened in January, and we are not convinced that it is now fully open for business.

Goldman pledged not to pull the line, now fully drawn, in bankruptcy.