Sentence examples for that a partial from inspiring English sources

No serious advocate of Brexit denies that a partial Bre-entry would follow.

Speculation is mounting that a partial sell-off of the state's Lloyds stake could take place within months.

The inescapable conclusion, therefore, is that a partial solution to climate change is no solution at all.

NATO's secretary general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, said he had protested to Mr. Rumsfeld that a partial American withdrawal would discourage others from sending troops.

"Our interviews indicate that many believed that a partial collapse within the lobby of W.T.C. 1 had occurred," the report says.

Dan Shilo, 55, an economist, suggested that a partial agreement could be reached, one that left aside the thornier issues of Jerusalem and the refugees.

Gov. Gary Locke, a Democrat, had suggested that a partial government shutdown loomed if the two-year plan was not in place by June 30.

One reason for the radical procedure, the researchers say, may be that a partial nephrectomy is a technically more difficult operation.

MediaGuardian revealed last year that a partial privatisation of Worldwide was under consideration, something insiders suggest commercially minded Smith would not object to.

He added that a partial no-fly zone was unrealistic since it also carried the risk of direct confrontation with Russia.

It is simply to say that a partial solution to the aging problem is in some ways worse than no solution at all.