Sentence examples for reply fully from inspiring English sources

UKFI – whose boss, James Leigh-Pemberton, will give evidence to the Treasury select committee of MPs on Tuesday – is yet to decide whether to reply fully to a freedom of information request asking for the identities of the buyers.

"Well, they better not!" he replies, fully aware of the fair's impermanence, and his own.

Abbott promised to reply "swiftly, fully and courteously" to Yudhoyono's letter, in a statement to parliament on Wednesday night.

To which the educators we represent reply, "Amen," fully aware that this can only happen when solutions are based on facts instead of myths, and when those of us on the frontlines of overcoming the challenges have a voice in fashioning the plans for improved student performance.

Newton Dunn replied: "I fully support ALL equal opportunity; yours to wear what you want - and p3 girls to express themselves as they want".

It gives you strength for the last kick," Robinson replied, now fully warmed to his task of getting inside La Motta's tough nut of a head.

When a Tory MP said Andor was out of touch, May replied:  I fully appreciate that when statements like that are made, people do feel very strongly about the attitude that the commission is taking on this matter..

After the student protested that decision, she replied: "I fully agree that this is a generalization and may not apply to individuals.

A spokesman said: "Danny Boyle's reply does not fully address our concerns.

We are still finalizing our reply, but we fully expect to have a reply finished and ready for publication within a few weeks at most, with publication on line following within 1-2 months after that.

'That's a good question,' he replies, 'and I can't actually fully answer it.