Примеры использования Fully comprehensive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Even this extensive list is not fully comprehensive.
Fully comprehensive physical-fitness program exercising the whole body.
The plan is not intended to be fully comprehensive.
Fully comprehensive tax returns submission with the deduction of expenses.
Even this extensive list is not fully comprehensive.
However, an inclusive and fully comprehensive solution to the Darfur conflict has not yet been reached.
In order to achieve this, it needs a strong,robust and fully comprehensive evaluation function.
We need a fully comprehensive and inclusive international dialogue with the active participation of all developing countries.
This underlined the need for fully comprehensive needs assessments.
A fully comprehensive review of the lists, in respect of prices, relevance and delivery time, is expected to be completed soon.
Andrea is the CEO of Colling Ltd.,which provides fully comprehensive accounting services.
Draft and implement a fully comprehensive law on gender equality and a law on combating gender violence(Spain);
The Board encourages the Administration to implement a fully comprehensive set of posting rules.
NEPP delivers a fully comprehensive service, from assembling orders to quality control, organizing logistics and providing financing.
In paragraph 137, the Board encouraged the Administration to implement a fully comprehensive set of posting rules.
Comments: France has developed a fully comprehensive legal framework to protect women from discriminatory attitudes and practices.
Thus, it appears that there is no consistent method used worldwide, andthat few countries have a fully comprehensive monitoring programme.
We regret that it was not possible to reach a fully comprehensive agreement in Addis Ababa at the end of September.
Applying a fully comprehensive gender perspective would require all health statistics to be disaggregated by sex and the construction of a comprehensive women's health profile.
A very recent appeal to the First-Tier Tribunal has raised an interesting point on the grey area that is the definition of fully comprehensive sickness insurance.
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On the one hand, there remains a need to protect their cars and guaranteeing timely payments in the unforeseen situations on the road,on the other hand, Fully Comprehensive Insurance turned into type of expensive pleasure.
In order to conduct a proper and fully comprehensive review, Member States must be able to serve as better custodians of their mandates.
The Task Force had stressed that assessment of the status of implementation of the recommendations in decision II/3 could be done without conducting a fully comprehensive inventory of activities at national and regional levels.
A pan-European assessment can never be fully comprehensive; there is a need to focus on the policy topics that will be important in 2007.
This suggested effort, each in our own community, calls on women to join an ongoing process of learning about the holistic vision and practical mission of human rights as a way of life,to be guided by the fully comprehensive Human rights framework.
You also have the chance to insure your vehicle with fully comprehensive cover, this insurance can cover the vehicle for any damages and also the driver incase of any injuries.
In the case of Ms Shira Tzur v The Secretary of State for the Home Department, an Israeli extended family member of a Greek national was refused an EEA residence card on the grounds that the sponsor, the Greek national, andthe family member did not have fully comprehensive medical insurance.
We offer fully comprehensive solutions- from the analysis of customer needs, through the proposal of adapted technological solutions, production of equipment, to commissioning the facility and putting it into operation.
These"isolated islands" are illustrated in the annex, which, though not being fully comprehensive, indicates the number and extent of regional and subregional organizations and programmes.