Sentence examples for comprehensive statement of from inspiring English sources

His speech about it was a comprehensive statement of the doctrine of credibility.

In 1885 a conference of Reform rabbis formulated what was then the most comprehensive statement of Reform philosophy in the so-called Pittsburgh Platform.

This is the most comprehensive statement of Gould's Darwinian revisionism, a revisionism that began in graduate school when he and fellow student Niles Eldredge developed their critique of one of Darwin's central theses, that of gradual evolutionary change.

"I don't see a comprehensive statement of Republican policy," said Murray L. Weidenbaum, who was chairman of the White House Council of Economic Advisers during the first two years of the Reagan administration.

In the various communities that claim to be part of historic Christianity, the concise and comprehensive statement of Christian doctrine that is most widely recognized is the Nicene Creed.

"We are still looking for an opportunity to put down a comprehensive statement of what the U.S. stands for," he said, referring to Mr. Bush's pledges to work for a settlement that would establish both a Palestinian state and secure borders for Israel.

The first part of an IPCC trilogy, due over the next 12 months, this dense, 36-page document is considered the most comprehensive statement on our understanding of the mechanics of a warming planet.

A comprehensive statement on the circumstances of his death?

By selecting an issue of interest, the brief information box below the table not only provides a comprehensive statement on the state of knowledge but also allows accessing more complex information.

The latest iteration of the UK Royal College of General Practitioners (RCGP) curriculum includes a comprehensive statement on patient safety and quality of care [ 17].

Most notable of his works is Margaritha vitae ("The Pearl of Life"), considered to be one of the most comprehensive statements of late Nestorian teaching.