Sentence examples for comprehensive drive from inspiring English sources

It is vital that we make our voice heard both in respect of this immediate incident and for a comprehensive drive for peace.

Muslim rebuilders now accurately reconstruct these damaged buildings as part of a comprehensive drive to re-create the Islāmic life suppressed by the communists between 1920 and 1990.

Mr. Paulson said that when the country had put the crisis behind it — "which we will" — there must be a comprehensive drive to shore up a federal regulatory structure that he called "suboptimal, duplicative and outdated".

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He said, "There's normal working hard, and then there's the kind of working hard that he does, which is sustained and comprehensive and driven in a way that I have just never seen in somebody else".

In this paper we aim to fill these gaps by presenting a comprehensive pattern-driven security methodology – arrived at by applying a previously devised approach to engineering security methodologies – specifically designed for general distributed systems, which is also capable of taking into account the specifics of peer-to-peer systems as needed.

We have developed a comprehensive image-driven segmentation methodology to segment the cardiac structures (or only the left heart) from CT scans by using a processing pipeline of multi-thresholding, image cleaning, mathematical morphology, and image filtering techniques.

We are not aware of any comprehensive data driven attempt to describe or organise the full range of processes by which healthcare students develop their professional identities.

Despite the emphasis of care models based on patient engagement, to our knowledge no comprehensive data-driven, systematic reviews of patient engagement have been published.

A comprehensive, target driven lifestyle and pharmacological strategy improve their prognosis to be almost similar to that of patients without diabetes [ 6, 7].

Upgrading health facilities, training health personnel and ensuring availability and quality of life saving interventions are requirements for access to skilled care, but uptake of care and effectiveness could not be achieved without comprehensive demand-driven interventions.