Others argued that the fact that the Rwanda genocide never made it onto Western television screens was the reason why there was never pressure for comprehensive UN action to halt the slaughter.
The situation is getting worse, and there is no comprehensive plan in place to halt the spiral of violence".
In the postwar years, as the UK's rapid growth in car use threatened to grind cities to a halt, proposals for "comprehensive redevelopment" came thick and fast.
Between now and then, American officials, with the other major powers, should be prepared to put forward a comprehensive proposal that aims to halt Iran's activities related to nuclear weapons, gradually lift sanctions and address other issues in which Iran plays a role, like the conflicts in Afghanistan and Syria.
The comprehensive moratorium -- it also halts new construction, home expansions, subdivision approvals, and variances for lot area or setbacks for new buildings in certain residential neighborhoods -- has drawn surprisingly little protest, Mr. Coschignano said.
The steps they proposed were not new: further weapons cuts, making safer those that remain, ratifying the Comprehensive Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT), halting production of fissile material for use in weapons and securing all nuclear materials around the globe.
Thus, the comprehensive reform in Japan was halted in 1948.
Plans for developing a comprehensive set of supplemental materials were halted and the immediate need for message construction recommendations was lessened.
On September 20, the efforts of a bipartisan group of Representatives (informally referred to as the "Gang of 7") to produce a comprehensive immigration bill came to a sudden halt.
In 2013, the herd-level incidence of BVD (farms with persistently infected animals) was below 0.5%% and the comprehensive testing of new born calves was halted.
