Examples of using Fully accepted in English and their translations into French
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Iii Increase in the number of fully accepted evaluation recommendations implemented in the field offices.
This act was fully accepted by the national associations of local
His delegation had carefully noted and fully accepted the general provisions set out in Part Four applicable to the draft articles as a whole.
had been fully accepted by the Government of Kenya.
have been fully accepted by OFAE.
variety of important purposes, though evaluation has yet to become a fully accepted management function.
even then not fully accepted.
It should be mentioned also that the AMCEN inputs into the Bali Strategic Plan were fully accepted.
Delegations emphasized that self-evaluation should be fully accepted as a management function.
The terms and conditions are deemed fully accepted upon confirmation of the order by the customer on our controller.
A manager can only exercise formal authority effectively if its legitimacy is fully accepted by subordinates.
Its aim was to get the principle of equal treatment fully accepted and upheld in the workplace.
The recommendations of a review of their comparative advantages have not been fully accepted or taken forward.
Our glorious Husband knows everything about us; we are fully accepted and we are His forever!
If you access the website you will be deemed to have fully accepted the terms and conditions.
is an individual who has downloaded the App on his mobile phone and fully accepted its Terms of Use.
For the first time, we fully accepted the fact that we're rock stars.
Recent surveys showed that persons with disabilities had become fully accepted members of society: 90 per cent of those interviewed said that they had never felt discriminated against.
Mr. Saunders(Ireland) said that Ireland fully accepted the need for the audio-visual recording of interviews carried out by the Garda Síochána.
Andorra has moreover fully accepted article 10 of the revised European Social Charter on the right to vocational training.