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We believe that he should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law."In May 2008, the United States Department of the Treasury designated Saeed as a Specially Designated Global Terrorist under Executive Order 13224.

At the age of 64, Jim was still living every day to the fullest."

A Yes vote would create a need to establish, maintain and develop independence to the fullest extent.

Timothy loved to laugh and he lived his life to the fullest. He was an avid fisherman, hunter who loved camping and the outdoors.

The men's story, shown to comprise bad luck, bureaucratic rivalry and inefficiency as well as bravery, was glamorised in a 1955 film but here Lord Ashdown, a former Royal Marine, gives readers the fullest and most deeply researched history of this extraordinary adventure.

Khanna's last wish was that his final farewell be a happy one since he loved to live life to the fullest.

And it does nothing to help the average Arkansan live life to the fullest.

"The Government expects the fullest cooperation from the Holy See, the Catholic Church in Ireland and all other relevant bodies with a view to ensuring that Ireland is a society fully safe for children and minors," it added.

As racism and sexism's power in the world fades, these women seek to live their lives to the fullest. "Savannah's Black 'First Ladies', Vol.1: The Past, The Present, and Future" tells the story of black women throughout history who dared to push their place in the world, back when women or black individuals wouldn't be considered, let alone someone with both those traits.

The feeling of being everything you can be--of living life to the fullest. "The Pink Forest: A Woman's Intimate Confessions" is a work of fiction, but heavily inspired by the author's own life.

I'm born with a good eye for how the body functions to get the fullest expression."

Refiner of Altoona, Pa., delighted to be visited by the top leaders of the DAV, told Commander Barton and Adjutant Wilson that he was determined to fully recover from his leg wounds and to live life to the fullest. Bright and cheerful despite the pain from his wounds, Refiner was pleased to know the DAV would be there for him tomorrow and for the rest of his life.