Sentence examples for comprehensive reformation from inspiring English sources

Dalglish's appointment itself did not correlate with F.S.G.'s blueprint for the future of Liverpool, which envisaged a comprehensive reformation of the club's structure to bring about a coherent philosophy, from academy to first team, in the style of Ajax and Barcelona.

In neglecting to instill black history pervasively into the larger pantheon of American history, we are risking the future of African-Americans across the U.S. The clear and troubling disparity in black history education demands an urgent and comprehensive reformation in how we teach black history and that starts by ending black history month and teaching it throughout the year.

While Obama has proposed an unprecedented executive reformation of deportation policy amid Republican opposition to comprehensive reform legislation, other elements of his enforcement policy remain contentious.

Beware "comprehensive immigration reform".

The Road to Financial Reformation: Warnings, Consequences, Reforms.

The purpose of CDKD can be understood as a comprehensive documentation of patient encounters that allows the computerization and reformation of the workflow in health care settings and enhances safety through evidence-based assessment support, quality management, and outcomes treatment.

Housing advocates from public housing and other forms of affordable housing will join the Washington offensive for a comprehensive housing program in a Peoples' Hearing on Federal Bailout Money at the Lutheran Church of the Reformation (212 East Capitol Street), which is within sight of the Capitol building.

High spatial and temporal resolutions of MDCT allow comprehensive imaging of the aortic root, and the possibility of three-dimensional multiplanar reformations (MPRs) gives unique viewing and measuring options.

(It was the Reformation).

Reformation Part II.

How was the Reformation imposed?