Sentence examples for comprehensive booklet from inspiring English sources

• The Federation of Small Business (0171-233-7900) has a comprehensive booklet balancing the advantages and disadvantages of self-employment versus limited company status.

Thirty-four percent of the control subjects reported having received some sort of written information; all women in the intervention group received a standardized comprehensive booklet of information during their postpartum stay (P <.01).

There are also bonuses: in addition to comprehensive booklets, an entire book, Wolfgang Sandberger's "Bach 2000: 24 Inventions on Johann Sebastian Bach," retailing up-to-date information and theories on Bach, particularly where they tend to debunk cherished myths; and a CD illustrating performance practice in Bach's "St.

The motivation: their memoir "Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul and Rock & Roll" is just out, along with their new album "Fanatic" and a box set, "Strange Euphoria" (a Heart history with CDs, a DVD and a comprehensive song booklet).

To help people make sound health care decisions and get the care they would want for themselves or their family members as life draws to a close, the National Institute on Aging has produced a comprehensive 68-page booklet, "End-of-Life: Helping With Comfort and Care".

(MSF information booklet "Comprehensive TB Care for All").

That would be the discovery in the New Zealand Film Archive of a trove of silent material (detailed in a comprehensive 48-page booklet) that had been thought lost forever.

That would be the discovery in New Zealand of a trove of silent material (detailed in a comprehensive 48-page booklet) that had been thought lost forever.

Maternal and child health (MCH) handbooks are comprehensive home-based booklets designed to integrate MCH records.

Maternal and child health (MCH) handbooks are comprehensive home-based booklets intended to integrate all the previously described records into one book.

In this time of curtailed release schedules, the Rochereau set assumes that a market still exists for well-produced collections of historically durable, readily enjoyable music: in this instance, two CDs in a slipcase with a handsomely illustrated 48-page booklet, featuring a comprehensive essay by Mr. Braun (in English and French) and personnel listings for the six featured bands.