Sentence examples for of the full implementation from inspiring English sources
Dugher had asked Maude what estimate he'd made for the cost of the full implementation of the G-Cloud and Government Application Store.
They were already concerned that reform of the RUC will stop well short of the full implementation of the report on police reform by Chris Patten, the former governor of Hong Kong.
The impacts are first considered at the level of individual appliances and then at the EU level, with the aim of evaluating the potential environmental implications of the full implementation of the above two EU regulations by 2020.
"The Texas D.P.S. has significantly enhanced commercial vehicle enforcement activity along the U.S.-Mexico border since 2003-4 through border staffing grants from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration in anticipation of the full implementation of Nafta at some future date," said Tela Mange, a spokeswoman for the public safety department.
Also addressed in the memo was the fact that a delay of the full implementation of Google Apps will result in significant expenses that could reach nearly $1 million.
However, it emphasizes the importance of the full implementation of commitments included in the current AoA.
My government will maintain pressure on Russia to respect the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Ukraine, and will insist on the full implementation of the Minsk agreements.
The government party insists, with Saudi support, on the full implementation of resolution 2216, which has become impossible.
"To avoid a return to fighting, we urge all of the leaders of South Sudan to fully commit to the full implementation of all elements of this agreement".
16 months after the passage of Kemp-Roth was the beginning of 1983 a moment also corresponding to the full implementation of Kemp-Roth's rate cuts.
The immediate need is for the full implementation of the recommendations of the Mitchell Committee, including the cessation of violence, a total freeze on settlement activity, implementation of outstanding agreements and a return to permanent-status negotiations.
