Sentence examples for a more comprehensive scheme from inspiring English sources
Now Dr Harrison and his colleagues are preparing a more comprehensive scheme.
Neither of the earlier decisions "involved the power of Congress to exert control over intrastate activities in connection with a more comprehensive scheme of regulation" comparable to federal drug laws, he said.
Neither case involved the power of Congress to exert control over intrastate activities in connection with a more comprehensive scheme of regulation; Lopez expressly disclaimed that it was such a case, 514 U.S., at 561, and Morrison did not even discuss the possibility that it was.
Nevertheless, introducing an explicit representation of IN activation and the resultant depletion is important for developing a more comprehensive scheme of cloud microphysics for aerosol cloud interaction studies.
Furthermore, the findings reached are interpreted jointly with other geological, geophysical and hydrogeological information (e.g. Martí 2004; Marrero 2010; Piña-Varas et al. 2014; García-Yeguas et al. 2017) to obtain a more comprehensive scheme of the Tenerife internal structure.
But there is a patchwork of different schemes, which is not nearly as economically efficient as a more comprehensive scheme would be.
But the survey found 51% were in support of an even more comprehensive scheme that extended the charge to all retailers.
More than 90 percent of the municipality's rural residents are now covered by a medical plan, and the government has introduced a more comprehensive pension scheme.
With its focus on maximizing the economic and environmental value by means of recycling and emission control, GL contributes to the sustainable development of industry but also requires a more comprehensive transportation scheme when conducting logistics services.
Embedding data denotes that a dataset of secondary priority is amalgamated within a more comprehensive primary scheme.
We need to ensure that this week's accomplishment is only the beginning of a more comprehensive protective scheme for one of the earth's great natural regions.
