Sentence examples for to fully play from inspiring English sources
"We can expect the E.C.B. in due course to fully play its role," Mr. Micossi said by telephone from Rome.
Fraternity means safeguarding pensions, helping the family to fully play its role, ensuring that no one feels they have been left by the wayside.
Though the process could take hundreds of years to fully play out, it would eventually add several feet to sea levels.
Although the process would take hundreds, perhaps thousands, of years to fully play out, once begun it would become self-reinforcing, and hence virtually impossible to stop.
Beijing recognizes that the U.S. doesn't have the stomach to put up a big enough fight on its own to fully play out a war of attrition.
It was a tumultuous decade bookended by two terrible crashes, the first brought on by the bursting of the dotcom bubble and the second by a financial crisis still yet to fully play out.
Because after the first node dies, it is likely that they will seriously affect the network connectivity and coverage, which lead to network cannot fully play their role.
We didn't fully play to our maximum".
The lesson of Iraq for North Korea, says one official darkly, has yet to be fully played out.
It has its limitations as a legal instrument, but its symbolic and political effects are yet to be fully played out on the European and world stage.
Just two days earlier, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao, reading aloud his annual report to the National People's Congress, China's legislature, cited the need for the government to "let the news media fully play their oversight role".
