Sentence examples for comprehensive roll out from inspiring English sources

"This questioning is healthy, it leads to a think through of some of the hard issues, and ultimately, it will result in a better and more comprehensive roll out of SEL," Abrioux said.

Gavi and Save the Children say a comprehensive roll-out of the pneumococcal and rotavirus vaccines could potentially prevent more than one million deaths annually.

It is estimated that a comprehensive roll-out of the pneumonia vaccine among developing countries could prevent more than half a million deaths a year.

Consumer products consultant Lutz Muller said "Star Wars" is "probably the single biggest toy sales generator ever," and Disney's new offering has been "the most comprehensive roll-out" he's seen.

It may not be the comprehensive free school meals roll out Dimbleby and Vincent wanted, but in winning the support in principle of Gove, they achieved crucial (and rare) political consensus.

Thirty four Prisons and 23 police HF were listed for assessment to offer comprehensive Artiretroviral Therapy and roll out the eMTCT strategy.

G.M.A.C. has begun using OnStar technology to offer mileage discounts, and next month Progressive will roll out a comprehensive PAYD plan called MyRate.

Over the past few months they've met with New York City's health officials in an attempt to convince them to roll out a comprehensive PEP awareness campaign, and increase funding for PEP programs.

But at the medical center at the University of California, Davis, which in 2013 became perhaps the first academic hospital to roll out a comprehensive data collection program for sexual and gender identity, results point to how difficult it can be to elicit this information.

"The local market isn't able to support when [brands] want to roll out a comprehensive strategy, because the few companies that can fulfill the U.K. are going to be overwhelmed by the demand".

Gration told the Senate committee that the administration would "roll out" a new, comprehensive strategy on Darfur in the next few weeks that would include "both incentives and pressure" for Khartoum.