Sentence examples for process wholly from inspiring English sources
The fact Fifa itself and the world's national football associations, including the British FAs, are still going along with that Blatter plan, coupled with a reform process wholly conducted from within and amounting to the rearrangement of some rules, demonstrates that – remarkably, given the unprecedented scale of scandal - Fifa and football are still in denial.
Members of the local community together with oil company staff and government officials are supposed to investigate oil spills, but Amnesty calls this Joint Investigation Visit JIVV) process "wholly unreliable" because, it says, the companies themselves are the primary investigators and the process lacks transparency.
The judge found the current process "wholly ineffective".
It is still debated whether these events were caused by climatic extremes caused by an increase in the amount of solar energy, by an amplified greenhouse effect, or by processes wholly confined to Earth.
It is still debated whether these events were caused by climatic extremes caused by an increase in the amount of solar energy from the Sun, an amplified greenhouse effect, or by processes wholly confined to the Earth.
Nonetheless, what researchers on "implicit bias" have found is that race biases are part of unconscious, emotional processes, wholly apart from the conscious, rational ones.
The Northampton Sands were a strategic resource for the United Kingdom in the run-up to World War II, being the best developed bulk iron producing processes wholly free from dependence on imported materials.
Nonetheless the process is wholly unsatisfactory from the point of view of managing a transport system, and flows from the arrangements for the PPP.
The process is wholly automated, said Mr. Kitchen at Hak5, allowing even techno-ignoramuses to recover a wireless router's password in a matter of seconds.
The new process is "wholly redundant, and does not justify the costs incurred in doing so," CME said in the complaint.
In contrast, all governments in Madrid remain pathologically hostile to any such idea anywhere in Spain.No time for partisanshipThe second difference is that, right from its inception in the mid-1980s, support for the Northern Ireland peace process was wholly bipartisan.
