Sentence examples for to be fully aired from inspiring English sources

It's an important idea that needs to be fully aired.

Among the problems yet to be fully aired is India, where costly write-downs are expected to be detailed before long.

Theis said the arguments needed to be fully aired before a decision was made, but she said the balance was in favour of keeping the woman's identity secret for the time being.

Each coating had to be fully air-dry before applying a subsequent one.

What Romney did there, and the merciless greedy values it shows him to have, should be fully aired out and examined by the media.

The ruling ensures that questions of who rightfully speaks for the boy and whether he is entitled to apply for asylum will be fully aired.

It is possible the justices simply wanted to avoid even the chance of compromising national security until the issue can be fully aired.

Ms. Harbert and other business lobbyists also welcomed the administration's hesitancy to undertake regulation of climate-altering gases under E.P.A. authority, saying the matter should be fully aired before Congress so that all interests and regions could be heard.

These issues should be fully aired before the Federal Reserve approves this proposed deal.

While as eager as any to see him punished, they prefer a long trial at which the details of the atrocities they suffered can be fully aired.

Asked about the idea of the 48% of remain voters having no say, the spokesman said such issues were being raised in Commons debate and in the work of the Brexit select committee: "All these opinions will be fully aired and fully debated".