The court refrains from objective and comprehensive examination of the case".
This editorial is a part of a comprehensive examination of the debate over health care reform.
Perhaps the most comprehensive examination of this contemporary manifestation is being published in a traditional print format this week.
The 10-member commission will be charged with providing the nation the most comprehensive examination of the vulnerabilities that made the attacks possible.
In naming Henry Kissinger to direct a comprehensive examination of the government's failure to prevent the Sept. 11 attacks, President Bush has selected a consummate Washington insider.
"I believe," he wrote, "that this is the best way of ensuring the most comprehensive examination of the complex issues involved".
This editorial is a part of a comprehensive examination of the policy challenges and politics behind the debate over health care reform.
He said he would like to "return to the historical situation that had been in place" while the department conducted a more comprehensive examination of the issue.
The most comprehensive examination of the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, was conducted by the 9/11 Commission, chaired by Thomas H. Kean and Lee H. Hamilton.
I am hopeful that concern about fair, nonexploitative prison labor spurs a comprehensive examination of New York's ailing criminal justice system.
Ed Rogan, a spokesman for the child welfare agency, said that officials would conduct a comprehensive examination of the Calbi family's case file.
