Sentence examples for a more extensive background from inspiring English sources

Clinical psychology programs typically require a more extensive background in psychology and place more emphasis on experimental psychological research.

Meanwhile, Gov. John G. Rowland's Democratic challenger, United States Representative Barbara B. Kennelly, criticized the Governor as having a "cavalier attitude" in choosing a statewide candidate without a more extensive background check.

"Mr. E," as he was called, underwent a check of his state criminal history before he was hired by the school district, and posted a more extensive background check when he registered to offer baby-sitting services on Care.com (a popular child-care Web site).

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But as the day approached, USCIS canceled the interview, telling the couple Asif's application required a more extensive background check.

Under the governor's licensing proposal, any handgun purchaser would need a Maryland State Police license granted only after fingerprinting, a more extensive background check than currently required, and completion of a gun class like those taught across the country by the National Rifle Association.

Finally, McKay's book is calculus-based, whereas the standard physics texts targeted toward life sciences majors are algebra-based (e.g., Newman, 2008), and thus lack the mathematical rigor that we desire, or are true biophysics textbooks, which are aimed at much more advanced students who have already taken basic physics and have a much more extensive background in mathematics.

As a dual citizen, Cuvelier would be subject to more extensive background checks if he had sought an Army position requiring a security clearance, but he did not need one as an infantryman, Bland said.

That is a more difficult question, but recent polling has shown significant bipartisan support for more extensive background checks and database tracking of gun sales and for Obama's position on raising the debt ceiling.

The Paterson administration has since said it is requiring more extensive background checks.

The administration also imposed new, more extensive background checks on Iraqi refugees.