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restored i think i was | fully | restored to to you know |
the sutherland report could be | fully | implemented by using only half |
councils of voluntary service is | fully | implemented committee agreed to pass |
to ensure that it is | fully | implemented in scotland supported by |
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national health service trusts have | fully | implemented the findings of the |
5 14 national guidelines were | fully | implemented they would achieve much |
responded said that they had | fully | or partially implemented the guidelines |
participate in the convention as | fully | as we can ultimately if |
enable the patient to participate | fully | in any assessment medical treatment |
be accepted and to participate | fully | in society the event also |
citizenship rights and to participate | fully | in wider society aberdeen is |
that more people can participate | fully | unless we are able to |
community mental health staff are | fully | informed about patients in their |
think that the board was | fully | informed aware and in control |
under surveillance he must be | fully | informed of all the facts |
ministers to keep the parliament | fully | informed of the wider implications |
ministers to keep the parliament | fully | informed of the wider implications |
that consumers and stakeholders are | fully | informed on all matters associated |
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must have a fully supported | fully | manned police service which would |
properly planned fully resourced and | fully | ready basis that was not |
proceed on a properly planned | fully | resourced and fully ready basis |
safe we must have a | fully | supported fully manned police service |
that any final decisions take | fully | into account implications for the |
we will take the submissions | fully | into account in the appropriate |
taking the role of gender | fully | into account in the development |
research into fees and charges | fully | take into account local authorities |
reforming the planning process to | fully | take into account the views |
decommissioning scheme have not been | fully | taken into account further notes |
these potential benefits will be | fully | taken into account in the |
landlords and housing management are | fully | taken into account the convener |
interested agencies do not yet | fully | understand in terms of information |
s own language and they | fully | understand it there will be |
00 scott barrie i can | fully | understand that however do you |
that agencies do not yet | fully | understand the argument is of |
points that members raise i | fully | understand the disappointment of local |
outlined so that members can | fully | understand the implications of the |
what you are saying and | fully | understand the reasons for your |
union and discover that they | fully | understand when i explain that |
the major retailers must be | fully | involved and engaged in the |
management plans with local interests | fully | involved develop best practice in |
our intentions we have been | fully | involved in all the discussions |
that the archive sector is | fully | involved in cultural initiatives s1w |
and the political community were | fully | involved in scrutinising the matter |
teachers and young people are | fully | involved in the changes previously |
sure that the executive is | fully | involved in the development of |
and the catholic church were | fully | involved in the mccabe committee |
change the corporate body is | fully | aware of and supportive of |
teenie frightened but not yet | fully | aware of his feelings i |
our young people were made | fully | aware of the sacrifice that |
out their job should be | fully | aware of the terms under |
each of which has been | fully | debated i am aware that |
time and energies are already | fully | committed yet the consultative council |
which have not yet been | fully | facilitated come into operation those |
they have not as yet | fully | mastered there may be some |
our door is not yet | fully | open 1 d h lawrence |
the people of monklands are | fully | considered before any final decision |
say that we have not | fully | considered the issue i want |
scotland this is considered more | fully | in the relevant sections of |
meetings might not be considered | fully | prior to dissolution the committee |
industry 15 the government remains | fully | committed to a viable network |
sustainable fishing industry and is | fully | involving the industry in these |
sustainable fishing industry and is | fully | involving the industry in these |
that scottish local authorities are | fully | cognisant with the terms of |
terms that we use show | fully | what they are meant to |
that the dost staff be | fully | apprised of the true grimness |
to ensure that through a | fully | inclusive and consultative process staff |
support from qualified staff and | fully | trained volunteers on matters relating |
new technology needs to be | fully | exploited to support bsl users |
of tobacco products and we | fully | support reasonable and responsible regulation |
is the simultaneous interpretation i | fully | support that opinion no language |
concerns that have arisen we | fully | support the amendments amendment 10 |
to 11 000 although i | fully | support the emphasis on recruiting |
done that and that we | fully | support the petition and asking |
calls upon the parliament to | fully | support these aims supported by |
to ensure that they are | fully | and independently consulted about the |
ensure that young people are | fully | integrated into their communities s1f |
ensure that the spcb complies | fully | with equality legislation and to |
responsibility for gaelic broadcasting be | fully | legislatively devolved s1w 14581 dr |
is currently a shortage of | fully | qualified gaelic teachers s1w 9161 |
to gaelic as follows i | fully | recognise the importance of gaelic |
will gaelic and scots be | fully | represented at scottish and uk |
scottish health service not being | fully | operational in time for the |
the health service should be | fully | up to speed for the |
coorse as aabody sez oh | fully | ay an mair quo meg |
though eynrigs cam tae be | fully | mair common at ony rate |
coorse an back it taks | fully | mair n an oor bit |
nests as if ey deserved | fully | mair respect ere s degrees |
tae be sure tae cut | fully | mair than the pun o |
development group report will be | fully | funded so that there will |
want the sector to input | fully | to policy development and to |
semitic religions are treated so | fully | and completely as in the |
have been very thoroughly and | fully | checked people are not daft |
rules and cautions are more | fully | entitled ane schort treatise conteining |
access to the internet are | fully | equipped with filtering or blocking |
different views for experience has | fully | evinced that there are no |
party tuition fees are now | fully | funded for this year and |
who are prevented from participating | fully | in economic social and civil |
and lifelong learning policies are | fully | inclusive of older people s |
lessons of such events are | fully | learnt and further encourages continuing |
operatives you mention are the | fully | mutual ones the tenancies are |
in general practitioner practices as | fully | one third of them are |
of fiscal fines which are | fully | paid s1w 8723 michael matheson |
only to colleges which are | fully | part of a university but |
there are additional and not | fully | quantifiable risks to which the |
that the figures are not | fully | quantified we listen to the |
nobody s system will be | fully | reflected there are real tensions |
mining which have not been | fully | resolved and which are outwith |
in wards that are not | fully | staffed the lack of training |
generation and that rocs are | fully | tradable across the border with |
and there are 1 500 | fully | trained interpreters finland was able |
is possible once things are | fully | up and running that the |
those with learning disabilities are | fully | utilised for the purpose for |
and make sure they are | fully | valued by government we will |
unless prospective adopters have complied | fully | with the requirements that are |
problem that had not been | fully | addressed and that steps might |
some issues will not be | fully | addressed i know of one |
justice scotland bill did not | fully | allow us to do that |
scotland we still do not | fully | appreciate just how big our |
the impact of the budget | fully | because they did not have |
detail because you have not | fully | costed it i would be |
aspect and you have not | fully | covered that one it would |
of resources to enforce it | fully | i would not expect chief |
smith i cannot answer that | fully | many if not the great |
but not quite you know | fully | normal being slightly short of |
although i will not report | fully | on the conference a number |
which may not have been | fully | recognised that the trading divisions |
who were consulted had not | fully | recognised the emerging equality agenda |
bill as drafted did not | fully | reflect the circumstances under which |
sometimes that i am not | fully | three dimensional not a rounded |
ve picked up but not | fully | understood from the ferrà juan |
need to play their part | fully | in promoting the growth and |
through and become an integral | fully | integrated part of the prison |
admittedly a treat but never | fully | part of the curriculum within |
in the report must be | fully | resourced and acknowledges than an |
report the issues have been | fully | debated by the parliament and |
the scottish executive to implement | fully | the recommendations of the report |
renaissance periods it will more | fully | come to be realized how |
ministerial team to consider more | fully | how to respond to the |
she will address that more | fully | in her summing up perhaps |
views and engaging them more | fully | in the budget process and |
can you explain that more | fully | please angus mackay let us |
still time to evaluate more | fully | the experience in england and |
issued by each office were | fully | paid in each of these |
private investment in the sector | fully | merge the further and higher |
october when the convention becomes | fully | operational and further calls upon |
to when the treasurer has | fully | recovered her health d estimates |
local authority departments should be | fully | co ordinated notwithstanding last night |
establish such a system and | fully | consult local authorities before doing |
by local authorities can share | fully | in the benefits of education |
will those trials be reported | fully | and collated so that monitoring |
to orkney they will be | fully | at liberty to do so |
inquiries and scrutiny i am | fully | confident that the parliament will |
in may we will introduce | fully | costed proposals those proposals will |
that the matter will be | fully | examined and that other cross |
executive whether it will consider | fully | funding the scottish european resource |
that older people will receive | fully | independent financial advice prior to |
business park perth will become | fully | operational s1w 33700 mr brian |
and pension rights will be | fully | protected under any private finance |
its decisions it will give | fully | reasoned judgments one can get |
the majority will of parliament | fully | to implement sutherland and to |
people of scotland the executive | fully | supports the sentiments expressed in |
product is still available we | fully | accept that there is no |
tae dial bit towt hit | fully | better still tae hug da |
what has been promised is | fully | funded and deliverable the minister |
feelings appear to have been | fully | justified to a significant extent |
jenned up need ti be | fully | clued up cause that s |
the scottish executive to be | fully | effective in dealing with the |
the scottish executive to be | fully | effective in dealing with the |
be the creation of a | fully | empowered broadcasting council for scotland |
scots and english to be | fully | fledged and separate languages it |
pan to coat the base | fully | heat should be at medium |
i am 80 as i | fully | intend to be god willing |
of whether the lesson was | fully | learned the lesson to be |
and c 1999 2000 were | fully | paid s1w 8720 michael matheson |
the scottish parliament he is | fully | entitled to attend the meeting |
that allows them to function | fully | we have the means to |
what you have said explains | fully | where you stand on that |
throughout our period in office | fully | a year ago i appeared |
in europe with which i | fully | agree it is a pity |
as he opened the door | fully | and beckoned to me with |
present record of needs legislation | fully | conforms with the european convention |
the view that they cannot | fully | engage with the active passive |
the analysis of language was | fully | in keeping with the quality |
at ca na maria is | fully | operational with its characteristic overhanging |
seemed very long and i | fully | sympathised with the student who |
the manuscript and discussed it | fully | with me however responsibility for |
breach biosecurity arrangements i agree | fully | with the member on the |
has pledged to co operate | fully | with the pace team the |
clarity and detail it accords | fully | with the principles agreed by |
of the other it is | fully | appreciated that their editorial methods |
nhs trusts to compensate them | fully | for the use of their |
expressed concern about their ability | fully | to maintain their independence from |
that point because it was | fully | covered in the members business |
and members to commit themselves | fully | to the best value programme |
fragmented and were no longer | fully | effective 31 a review was |
they were maybe nae aye | fully | hivvy enyeuch for e job |
the 39 responses 36 were | fully | in favour of the proposals |
my eyelids then i come | fully | awake and discover there s |
f963: mmhm right m762: without | fully | knowing where it had come |
her afore isie isie wis | fully | as clean as minnie her |
the trip comin hame wis | fully | as coorse as the trip |
fur minnie fur she wis | fully | as gleg as matty on |
history of older scots as | fully | as he could so too |
of the patient participating as | fully | as possible in the discharge |
sound enough and she s | fully | insured it s no as |
problems has issued a statement | fully | backing the partnership special educational |
has ensured that the guidelines | fully | reflect the patient s perspective |
harding has explained the position | fully | the executive supports his amendments |
executive has failed to respond | fully | to the substantial and detailed |
order to engage the executive | fully | in the project and its |
splendid ceremony i enjoyed it | fully | and felt strangely light reborn |
he pushed the door open | fully | and peered round it there |
contractor had completed the work | fully | and that it was up |
auditorium thereby making the venue | fully | equipped for digital radio and |
and resolve it quickly i | fully | expect the transfer of undertakings |
improvements and to involve itself | fully | in the ongoing debate about |
a of that note comments | fully | on the articles and schedules |
about the insufficient number of | fully | staffed wards and medical teams |
throughout scotland and we want | fully | to utilise pharmacists knowledge skills |
the situation christ naldrett i | fully | accept that 14 30 the |
it was perhaps introduced without | fully | adequate preparation that is one |
the teaching of languages i | fully | endorse that in north ayrshire |
literate but i wasn t | fully | literate in that sense do |
court in a way that | fully | meets international standards of justice |
insist that ppp pfi specifications | fully | provide for this recognise after |
that richard lochhead raises i | fully | respect the committee s right |
again set out the background | fully | we anticipate that the majority |
is trying to do i | fully | appreciate the arguments for having |
parade e neesht mornin wis | fully | e warst job i can |
we always try to consult | fully | the paper asks whether we |
in particular the failure to | fully | implement the findings of the |
freeing the editors to concentrate | fully | on the editorial task the |
economic task force to investigate | fully | the potential impact on the |
homes to reduce demand for | fully | treated water also by reforming |
snp of course i share | fully | pauline mcneill s sentiments about |
of the contracts is tupe | fully | costed in bids from private |
appears in my imagination a | fully | formed monster six foot four |
in the european union engaging | fully | in the community of nations |
o 835 pages is scrievit | fully | in the victorian novel tradeetion |
three feet wide bit nae | fully | sae deep it wis jist |
only wae he kin disclose | fully | disclose dimps wi gittin the |
greater easterhouse social inclusion partnership | fully | fund gevco until the new |
the board of social responsibility | fully | supports the presbytery of jedburgh |
peacock keith harding set out | fully | the reasons for moving amendment |
body indeed once it is | fully | set up i wish david |
glass kist visible but never | fully | kent niven 1998 58 this |