Sentence examples for plan wholly from inspiring English sources
Democratic lawmakers were rightly furious when they heard about these details this week, calling the plan wholly unbalanced.
Calling the plan "wholly unacceptable," Mr. Fitzpatrick said, "I'm still very concerned that our daily commuters, who incidentally are doing exactly what the president requested last evening, will be paying far too much".
Milošević found the plan wholly acceptable and promised he would ensure the leadership of the RSK eventually supported it.
Earlier this year OGE Director Walter Shaub publicly criticized President Trump's plan to deal with his sprawling businesses, calling his financial reorganization plan, "wholly inadequate".
Like traditional pension plans, and unlike 401(k) plans, cash-balance plans are wholly funded by employers and insured by the federal Pension Benefit Guarantee.
Nobody wanted a health plan written wholly by White House wonks; but there was a middle ground available, where the president could simply have asserted his will more forcefully over the process.Mr Obama is trying a more hands-on approach to regulating Wall Street, proposing a stronger role for the Federal Reserve in preventing financial firms from taking risks that imperil the system.
Office of Governmental Ethics Director Walter Shaub has correctly described President-elect Trump's announced plan as "wholly inadequate".
His plan would wholly repeal the federal inheritance tax, a levy that only applies to families that transmit several million dollars to heirs.
Representatives of the Ontario Ministry of Energy, the City of Toronto and other Great Lakes cities, student groups, and landowners along the pipeline route, said that the public was not made aware of the risks associated with this project and that Enbridge's proposed emergency response plan is wholly inadequate.
Initially, Zingarevich had planned to wholly own the Royals, but in late 2013 the club confirmed that deal was dead.
They considered the plan under discussion wholly inadequate.
