How To Use Make full In A Sentence
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The vitamin B complex enables the body to make full use of the food consumed.
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It is advisable that consumers make full use of their Isa allowance when choosing savings accounts to benefit from the tax-free status.
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The library is equipped with the latest in microreaders and printers in order to make full use of the growing microform collection.
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The observer should always make full notes about the atmospheric conditions.
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You should also look at recruitment websites and make full use of contacts.
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Everyone should have access to flexible working and make full use of the opportunity.
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Everyone should have access to flexible working and make full use of the opportunity.
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On this particular day bottle stores were broken into, bottle stores were looted and in a situation like that one could expect the tsotsi element to make full use of an opportunity like this and this is exactly what they did … At 3 I was still at Phefeni.
'I Saw a Nightmare …' Doing Violence to Memory: The Soweto Uprising, June 16, 1976
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Time is so precious that you must make full use of it.
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The spouse had a duty to the court to make full and frank disclosure of his resources.
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So long as target boards make full, accurate and timely disclosure of relevant information, and comply with their fiduciary duties, they are free to use whatever measures they prefer.
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The spouse had a duty to the court to make full and frank disclosure of his resources.
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Underdeveloped countries, as to be expected, make full use of supplier and buyer credit facilities available in the industrialised nations.
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Underdeveloped countries, as to be expected, make full use of supplier and buyer credit facilities available in the industrialised nations.
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The spouse had a duty to the court to make full and frank disclosure of his resources.
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It is essential that they make full disclosure of all documentation and evidence to allow the sport to move on,' she said.
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It would be necessary to make full disclosure of the arrangement in the financial statements.
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It is advisable that consumers make full use of their Isa allowance when choosing savings accounts to benefit from the tax-free status.
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He is good at make full use of text, seize one change makes all change sentences, words, and even some punctuation, put questions to stimulate interest, inducing exploration, development thinking.
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The government should also make full use of international crude resources and establish national strategic crude reserves to ensure the country a sustainable and steady development.
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With the development of new products and market push, XHD shall make full use of her own advantage, keep constant innovation, keep ahead of tideway and initiate a brilliant future.
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They didn't even make full-fashioned hose like that.
Oral History Interview with Eunice Austin, 1980 July 2. Interview H-107. Southern Oral History Program Collection (#4007). By Eunice Austin
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The spouse had a duty to the court to make full and frank disclosure of his resources.
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However, we were told that you would make full restitution for the damage you have caused to us and, if that is the case, we are not unwilling to let bygones be bygones.
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Simulation results illustrate that this strategy can reduce the outage of the low priority traffic and make full use of the limited channel resource.
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You should also look at recruitment websites and make full use of contacts.
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In 1914 the government had sufficient trust in its citizens to institute a patriotic scheme whereby lathe hobbyists would make fully functioning artillery shells in their garages.
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Make full use of national policy and seize hold of key customers.
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It is enough to say that Hamilton represents himself as by no means an ardent nympholept, or even as flattered by demi-goddess-like advances, which are of the most obliging description; and that the lady has not only to make fuller and fuller revelations of her beauty, but at last to exert her supernatural power to some extent in order to carry the recreant into her "cool grot," not, indeed, under water, but invisibly situated on land.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 1 From the Beginning to 1800
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In traditional language, fiduciaries must make full disclosure and obtain the informed consent of their beneficiaries to their acting inconsistently with their duties.
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He is good at make full use of text, seize one change makes all change sentences, words, and even some punctuation, put questions to stimulate interest, inducing exploration, development thinking.
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The chemicals company promised to make full restitution to the victims for the injury to their health.
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Her ability to make full use of the space into which this splendid instrument speaks is pure delight.
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In 1914 the government had sufficient trust in its citizens to institute a patriotic scheme whereby lathe hobbyists would make fully functioning artillery shells in their garages.
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There was no doubt that it was incumbent upon the Respondent in making the ex parte application to make full and frank disclosure.
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when guys in our goverment "reviewed" ooxml and odf, they prefered ooxml. but they didn't make full review of this standard, they just approved it becausei think they got money from m$.
To Russia, With Love
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The point of the interview is to make full and systematic use of this to gather data for research purposes.
