Sentence examples for a broad examination of issues from inspiring English sources

The report, "Press Standards, Privacy and Libel," is a broad examination of issues relating to the way the British news media operate.

The committee ordered the Government Accountability Office, the investigative arm of Congress, to begin a broad examination of issues ranging from the agency's rules and enforcement practices to the accuracy of its most rudimentary data.

He is urging a broad examination of Mr. Perle's business dealings.

Tenet described that inquiry as part of a broad examination of hospital billing practices that regulators began several years ago.

Indeed, the archdiocese has been engaged in a broad examination of where to put its resources amid a shifting Catholic population.

Lozano Barragan was quoted in a daily newspaper, La Repubblica, as saying Benedict made the request two months ago, as part of a broader examination of bioethical issues.

However, unless Congress is willing to undertake a broader examination of the issue, we won't see any other alternatives put on the table, and very little resistance to the notion that elevating the Fed's authority is a good idea to begin with.

The question of Strickland's guilt leads to a broader examination of cultural conscience and paranoia.

"Fear" is expected to be a broader examination of the presidency.

"They represent a risk of opening the door to a broader examination of how Steve Cohen did business. . . .

Yet to inform policy makers, a broader examination of transport mode choice across different transport modes is required.