On Wednesday, the president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, called for a comprehensive program of banking recapitalization and, the day before, the French foreign minister, Alain Juppé, said that French banks would be asked to build up capital buffers equivalent to 9 percent of their assets.
Admiral Blair suggests a comprehensive program of cooperation with the Pakistani military as an alternative to drone strikes as the United States addresses its security concerns along the Afghan-Pakistani border.
"I want to win, of course!" The Stingrays program is the most comprehensive program of its kind in the San Gabriel Valley.
Now the program has entered the digital age, and is still the most comprehensive program of its kind in the world.
The party, that in its heyday could pride itself as the voice of the most comprehensive program of Arab nationalism, has finished its historic role at the time of its accession to power in Syria almost 49 years ago, on March 8th , 1963
A young progressive-minded emperor, Guangxu, who was accessible to liberal reformers, decided upon a fairly comprehensive program of reform, including reorganizing the army and navy, broadening the civil service examinations, establishing an imperial university in the national capital and modern schools in the provinces, and so on.
The Bring New Orleans Back commission was calling for a "complete redesign" of the city's flood-control system, including a comprehensive program of coastal and wetland restoration, the closing of MR-GO, the relocation of pumping stations to Lake Pontchartrain, the completion of locks on the Industrial Canal, and the construction of new levees to protect New Orleans from a Category 5 storm.
A press release issued by California's Office of the Governor on 27 September 2006 stated that AB 32 is a "landmark bill that establishes a first-in-the-world, comprehensive program of regulatory and market mechanisms to achieve real, quantifiable, cost-effective reductions of greenhouse gases".
Labour enacted a comprehensive program of national insurance, based upon the Beveridge Report (prepared by economist William Beveridge and advocating state action to control unemployment, along with the introduction of free health insurance and contributory social insurance) but differing from it in important ways.
It was only after a long period of absolute economic decline and a devastating bout of hyperinflation that a comprehensive program of reform and integration into the world economy was adopted.
