The raw materials here are a peculiarly hyper-responsive kind of ensemble playing and listening, a trained facility in making a score "work" without comprehensive instructions and a shared conviction of the essential physicality of performance.
She went on to reiterate her conviction that Privacy Shield is "the most comprehensive solution for data transfers across the Atlantic".
She went on to reiterate her conviction that Privacy Shield is "the most comprehensive solution for data transfers across the Atlantic".
Because it's a small state, Professor Donohue was able to conduct a comprehensive study of every capital murder case with a conviction.
In 2012, as Pinto noted, the New York City Criminal Justice Agency released a comprehensive report that directly linked lengthy jail times to convictions.
Throughout their report, the authors make it clear that the National Registry of Exonerations, while comprehensive, only skims the surface of the problem of wrongful convictions.
In 2000, GMP carried out a "comprehensive investigation" into abuse claims at the school, which led to the conviction of one man for indecent assault and gross indecency.
CEDAW recommends that the government develop a comprehensive strategy to address bride kidnapping that includes effective investigation, prosecution and conviction of perpetrators, as well as remedies and support services for victims.
What this initiative will need is unswerving conviction: in two years' time, it should be bigger, bolder, more comprehensive in its scope.
Which leads, in turn, to our conviction that in developed countries, the well-intentioned pursuit of universal comprehensive insurance has too often left those forces bridled rather than unleashed.
