Sentence examples for we fully subscribe from inspiring English sources

Until Friday 11 March, a code of conduct was available on Topshop's website that read: We fully subscribe to the concept of the 'living wage'.

(Btw, Prof Rangan et al have a segmentation model that we fully subscribe to). 2. Don't lose touch with what is actually happening on the ground.

"We fully subscribe to the international agreements to protect minorities and minority languages.

And if they don't fully subscribe to the values we teach, then when they are not deterred by the certainty of prosecution and the [Uniform Code of Military Justice] and the laws and the discipline that we have on the books, then we detect them and then we will take appropriate action.

Paul McCartney does not fully subscribe to that view.

I'm not sure I fully subscribe to her thesis about the implicit relationship between the Interstates and the long history of serial killers who have haunted them since the system began in the 1950s.

Many Muslims, like many Jews or Hindus, may not fully subscribe to the religious doctrine concerned, and yet their Muslimness, or Jewishness or Hinduness, is a central part of their make-up.

Of course many of Hanson's supporters also fully subscribe to her noxious cocktail of religious and race-based blame, her calls for royal commissions into Islam and bans on new mosques.

It also provides an opportunity for those who wish to tender at $14 a share to do so, with the knowledge that they will be able to sell at least approximately 72% of their position, and possibly more if other shareholders do not fully subscribe to the tender offer.

In opening that chapter, he boldly asserted: I fully subscribe to the judgment of those writers who maintain that of all the differences between man and the lower animals, the moral sense or conscience is by far the most important...

After a meeting on Monday night, Ms Booth and the fans' group issued a joint statement, saying: "Both parties urge the current owners to honour their public commitment to sell to 'a consortium with supporter involvement and with the long term interests of the club at heart' and not to squander this unique opportunity by selling to any another party who does not fully subscribe to this concept".