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• True self is the basis of informed, "wholehearted" behavior, and is associated with a sense of initiative and vitality.

• Their recommendations deserve wholehearted support in that context, particularly their recommendation 1 calling for a comparison of gains and losses from regulatory actions.

• Nor was he alone in his wholehearted espousal of the organic theory of the state, which is present in all of his works.

• Some of these interventions, however, were characterised by initial conceptual confusion and a less than wholehearted implementation by government departments and other public bodies.

• There is a forward thinking mindset to service delivery with wholehearted adoption of the vision and objectives of the primary health care strategy.

• When at last the demons reveal themselves as demons, they are transformed into figures of wholehearted evil: they sing a fanfare that is simply a build-up of a diminished-seventh chord.

• Wholehearted acceptance of one or the other vision of the nation's past reinforced most politicians' commitment to the political principles that interpretation was engineered to uphold.

• Hume helps us to see why we may fail to be wholehearted in our endorsement of forgiveness.

• Rand insisted that the only effective defense of capitalism was a wholehearted one.

• When a person acts autonomously they feel "wholehearted," "together," and "ownership of actions," all common expressions that convey the characteristic sense of integrity and volition essential to autonomy.

• Any move to reduce the scale of the grief and suffering caused by such tragedies deserves wholehearted support.

• I am always being submitted to tremendous attacks in the university world for not coming out as a wholehearted destroyer of the binary system.

• We must get their wholehearted co-operation, otherwise we shall never get from these various estimable projects the results we wish to obtain.

• When we deal with issues relating to the health of young children, the commitment is often strong, wholehearted and sincere.

• I hope that tonight there will be wholehearted agreement and sup- port for the motion concerning what is, after all, a most innocuous reform.