Sentence examples for comprehensive scheme for from inspiring English sources
The first comprehensive scheme for industrial workers was established in Chile in 1924.
Appealing to the Supreme Court in Ashcroft v. Raich, No. 03-1454, Mr. Ashcroft is arguing that the appeals court's ruling "seriously undermines Congress's comprehensive scheme for the regulation of dangerous drugs".
"The city's sign regulations create a comprehensive scheme for regulating the permitting, placement, number, size, height and content of signs within the city," according to the lawsuit filed against Milford.
Given this detailed, comprehensive scheme for counting electoral votes, there is no reason to believe that federal law either foresees or requires resolution of such a political issue by this Court.
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) has been moving toward a comprehensive scheme for the regulation of engineered tissue products since early 1997.
A thorough reevaluation of toxicity testing objectives and methods resulting in substantially revised standard testing methods, plus a comprehensive scheme for classification of modes/mechanisms of toxic action, should be the long-term objective.
Nevertheless, introducing an explicit representation of IN activation and the resultant depletion is important for developing a more comprehensive scheme of cloud microphysics for aerosol cloud interaction studies.
The Liberal Democrats have also called for a comprehensive scheme.
He wrote: "There is a real need for a comprehensive scheme that doesn't miss this opportunity to make a greater difference, both to the station and to the run-down area around this part of Praed Street".
First-person conflict is Gornick's perennial subject, connected across books foremost by their narrator's longing for a unifying, comprehensive scheme.
Against this, the three options set out for debate would leave an individual paying an average £20,000-£22,500 under a basic partnership scheme, though some would pay far more; £20,000-£25,000 under a voluntary insurance scheme, though the uninsured might pay much more; and £17,000-£20,000 under a compulsory comprehensive scheme.
