Sentence examples for to fully exercise from inspiring English sources

In order to fully exercise the right to freedom of expression, individuals must be able to communicate without fear of intrusion by the state," they write.

In order to fully exercise the right to freedom of expression, individuals must be able to communicate without fear of intrusion by the state.

It is about barring them from political activities, preventing their active participation in the public sector, and making it difficult for them to fully exercise the rights Islam grants them to own and manage their own property.

Although the chair was created by Unesco in 2010 and was already in operation, the recent government approval is important because it allows the chair to fully exercise its mission, and also helps secure government funding, officials said.

"The Board's bureaucratic foot-dragging has prevented many Bengali-speaking Americans with limited English proficiency from being able to fully exercise their right to vote," said Seema Agnani, executive director of the Chhaya Community Development Corporation, one of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit.

And should those citizens decide to fully exercise such rights, then their second-amendment freedom will become the freedom to be attacked and crushed by the police and the US military, on behalf of those of us who support the integrity of the American government we have elected and the enforcement of its laws.(Photo credit: AFP).

The HASP includes a standard mechanical, power and communication interface for the student payload to simplify integration and allows the payloads to be fully exercised.

I've seen no evidence to indicate that Mr. Richardson was innocent, and he seems to have fully exercised his rights of appeal.

Praising Joe Calzaghe, acknowledging his talent and those occasions when it was required to be fully exercised, is no hardship for anyone.

Reading the letters to and about Douglas is to feel not just sympathy for Wilde as a wronged man but esteem as well for a remarkable intelligence that was never to be fully exercised again in the literary arena he loved.

But he has also seized the moment to assert, though not yet fully exercise, far greater powers for the executive branch at home.