Example sentences of "to [be] [vb pp] [prep] the full " in BNC.
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| 1 | It seemed like a thousand years had lapsed since ‘ Meat Is Murder ’ and how refreshing it was , how exciting to place the record clumsily on the turntable for the first time to be faced with the full frontal body blow that is the title track . |
| 2 | Optimization procedures would necessarily include an economic data model which would allow the cost to be projected into the full production situation , and compared to the various technical requirements set for the artefact . |
| 3 | There may be a tendency for courts to err on the side of caution , and for orders to be made for the full length of time , but the recent judgement by the High Court in relation to an appeal in North Yorkshire may encourage the courts to exercise discretion with greater confidence , and take advice from the GAL . |
| 4 | Morris Rosen , of the IAEA , says that the outside study — the first to be conducted with the full co-operation of the Soviet government — ran immediately into technical problems . |
| 5 | Rather than grasping at current structural prescriptions as a solution to all organizational ills , careful thought needs to be given to the full range of their implications , in the particular context to which they are to be applied . |
| 6 | The decision , taken by a sub-committee has yet to be ratified by the full council but would affect hunts such as the Grafton , Pytchley , and Bicester with Whaddon Chase . |
| 7 | Shocked workers at John Lewis were convinced the bombers intended them to be hit by the full force of the second blast . |
| 8 | If it is agreed that project work has a great deal to offer in terms of developing reading , but recognised that these opportunities tend not to be exploited to the full , it is necessary to examine ways in which project work can be designed to make fuller use of its potential . |
| 9 | These roads not only allowed the fenlands to be exploited to the full for the first time , they also changed the way of life there , to an extent never seen before or since . |
| 10 | Companies had to be exposed to the full rigour of the market — so they would feel the full impact of success and failure . |
| 11 | This week the hearing reached a milestone with the first session of full cross-examination — a baptism of fire for the Department of Energy , which surprised everyone by agreeing to be interrogated on the full gamut of Whitehall 's current thinking on energy policy . |
| 12 | Their legislative response was to include in the Act ways to allow some children to be exempted from the full curriculum . |
| 13 | The analysis of Section 7.3.1 has shown that if the torque producing capability of the stepping motor is to be maximised over the full speed range the switching angle must be made speed-dependent . |
| 14 | An unknown benefactor gave them £100 , and they received a legacy for £200 ‘ to be distributed to the full list of everyone in Fleet jail ’ . |
| 15 | The bill , which was likely to be considered by the full Senate after the summer recess , was similar to that which had been approved by the judiciary committee of the House of Representatives on June 30 . |
| 16 | Von Schlieffen had applied his fertile brain to this eventuality and had stipulated that , since any advancing Russian armies must inevitably become divided by the lakes , first one , then the other , was to be attacked by the full weight of German forces in East Prussia . |
| 17 | Following the ethics committee 's investigation , the case of Cranston was due to be brought before the full Senate for possible censure . |
| 18 | ‘ Life is to be enjoyed to the full . ’ |
| 19 | A law on adoption was approved ( and subsequently signed by President Yang ) and a law on the protection of the rights and interests of women was to be submitted to the full NPC in 1992 . |
| 20 | They had spacious vestibules at both ends to give a large standing capacity , which regulations never permitted to be used to the full . |
| 21 | Our buildings are an asset to be used to the full . |
| 22 | Such a system would demand a truly interactive use of computers in a way that allows the very different capabilities of the computer and the human mind to be used to the full . |
| 23 | The decision is expected to be endorsed by the full CITES meeting next week . |
| 24 | Secondly , provisional arrangements made for Spain and Portugal are likely to be succeeded by the full disipline of the budget . |
| 25 | Win the committee over and their recommendations in your favour are almost certain to be approved by the full council . |
| 26 | It will require certain matters to be approved by the full board of Newco , which will include representatives of the institutional investors . |
| 27 | The Prime Minister wants the white paper to be approved by the full Cabinet tomorrow but differences between Michael Heseltine , President of the Board of Trade , and the Chancellor , Norman Lamont , over the number of pits to be saved has prevented agreement . |