Sentence examples for to adopt full from inspiring English sources

In a report published this week, the International Energy Agency urged policy makers to adopt "full, mandatory disclosure of fracturing fluid additives and volumes," to avoid sowing mistrust about fracking activities.

Given the obstacles and the time it will take for China to adopt full convertibility of the yuan, the report suggested that the "best solution for now is to improve information flow".

Should it come to fruition, North Dakota would be the most conservative state in the country to adopt full legalization, potentially paving the way for future red-state legalization and providing Republican politicians political cover to come out in favor of reform.

Ms Tobak also took a swipe at BT which has been slow to adopt full-fibre technology - also known as Fibre to the Home.

She criticized them for failing to provide additional money for preschool and failing to adopt full-day kindergarten.

That first taste of remote work hooked Nico into a lifestyle he would soon come to adopt full-time.

When migrant farmers started to abandon agroforests and to massively adopt full sun strategies in the mid 1970s in Côte d'Ivoire and in the mid-1980s in Ghana, tropical forest was still abundant.

Ankara has called on Tehran to cooperate with the IAEA, adopt full transparency on its nuclear programs, and resume negotiations with the EU-3, most recently in Erdogan - Ahmadinejad encounters in Baku and Bali and during an early May visit by Iranian National Security Adviser Larijani.

Libya should adopt full coverage national plans and guidelines to face the future consequences of viral hepatitis, particularly hepatitis C virus.

Populations could, for example, adopt full drift (FD) behavior with endogenous headings adapted to prevalent large-scale wind patterns.

But they went too far, failing to adopt the full spirit of openness that scientific experimentation on human beings requires.