Although the French version is clearly more comprehensive, finding information is difficult and most links lead only to uninspiring reams of text.
A moratorium on all land exchanges should be carried out immediately, the report said, adding that the agency's "past and currently proposed land exchanges, and their implications for the public trust, clearly warrant comprehensive investigation from outside the Department of the Interior".
"With Graham out, there's no one left in GOP field who clearly supports comprehensive immigration reform plan that has a path to citizenship," tweeted Brian Fallon, Clinton's campaign press secretary.
Clearly, a comprehensive look at shale gas, especially in a learning plan, should address the range of trade-offs that a "disruptive" new technology might bring.
Our journal is clearly not comprehensive or academic.
Nemiroff and Wilson wrote that when they looked on Facebook for time-denying posts, they found "searches on Facebook turned up results that were clearly not comprehensive".
Kennedy wrote that protected waters should include any waterways that have a "significant nexus" to navigable waters — a definition that has invited confusion, but is clearly more comprehensive than Scalia's interpretation.
Metadata may in fact reveal less private information than the contents of the calls, but as I have explained in prior posts, and as the President's Review Group clearly found, comprehensive inquiries into an individual's telephone calling records can reveal a huge amount of highly personal information about an a individual's private life.
Clearly, more comprehensive studies are needed to resolve this enigma.
Clearly, a comprehensive approach to tracking fish products would be more efficient and effective.
