Sentence examples for takes fully from inspiring English sources

Qari Hussain Mehsud, the top bomb maker for the Movement of the Taliban in Pakistan, said he takes "fully responsibility for the recent attack in the USA".

IN A minibus it takes fully 20 minutes from the helicopter landing strip at Camp Dwyer to the base's main administrative area.

Yet another factor, which neither the House nor Senate plan takes fully into account, could result in the biggest cost increases: new drugs.

It takes fully half the book before we finally get to the Israeli earthquake that unleashes a political crisis, and even here there's the sense that the author would much rather be dwelling on the private vicissitudes of his hero, Jacob Bloch, than on the annihilation of the Jewish state.

The correlated chaos is introduced, which not only provides us a new way when making initialization for chaotic maps, but also takes fully use of chaotic maps.

The model takes fully into account the thermodynamic properties of the multicomponent alloys and the effect of transformation stresses as well as nucleation on dislocations is accounted for in a simplified manner.

It took fully five seconds before he realised Johnson was referring to Murrayfield.

The trouble was, Hungary neglected to take fully into account the sensitivities of the respective governments.

Reconstruction took fully 80 years even to begin fulfilling the original goal of giving American blacks equal rights and opportunities.

In 2000, when the last census was taken, fully 43% of residents lived below the poverty line.

In this instance, perhaps he can be taken fully at his word that death-camp imagery played no role in his initial conception.