Many wanted to see better IT systems; one suggested a wholly and fully integrated IT system shared by GPs, social care and the NHS.
The Canada Act, also known as the Constitution Act, took effect on this day in 1982, establishing certain individual rights, preserving parliamentary supremacy, and making Canada a wholly independent, fully sovereign state.
Both could not have come from more loving and supportive families -- wholly intact, fully functioning families.
To a (full) measure, fully, completely, wholly, quite, absolutely.
It was still fully, wholly, unquestionably Chanel.
But the singing voice is a mere detail in a large texture of a self that gradually comes alive — enough to seem wholly invented and fully imagined, although based on what was once real.
But they are still too small to offer an effective counterweight to the state sector.It is in the financial sector that China's brand of "not wholly black, not fully white" capitalism works least well.
More than half of them, he estimated, were either wholly undecided or not fully committed to their candidate.
In a 1956 essay, she noted that this "short novel... exists so fully and wholly in its own right in my mind that when I attempt to trace its growth from the beginning, to follow all the clues to their sources in my memory, I am dismayed; because I am confronted with my own life, the whole society in which I was born and brought up".
As we began to explore the question of what gets in the way of the students being fully and wholly creative, one woman spoke up about having to 'translate' at work.
