Sentence examples for comprehensively all from inspiring English sources

And although the Security Council has scrapped its contentious "comprehensive review" of policy on Iraq, it is now bickering over three committees charged with reviewing (no doubt comprehensively) all Iraq's dealings with the UN.The UN's committees are supposed to work out separate proposals for handling disarmament, Kuwaiti claims and humanitarian problems.

Sale director of rugby Steve Diamond told BBC Sport: "We were beaten comprehensively all over the park - and that doesn't happen to us very often.

A systematic review is a form of research that uses explicit methods to identify comprehensively all studies for a specific focused question, critically appraise them, and synthesize the world literature systematically [26]-[28 [26]-[28

The emotional resonance goes hand in hand with the inference of the party's compassion for the plight of the people and determination to stem corruption comprehensively, all of which are crucial to the forging of consensus between the party and the people.

"Tax reform is easier done comprehensively, all at once, where you have the opportunity to get the good lower rates and the less fun stuff at the same time," said Brendan Buck, a spokesman for the House Ways and Means Committee chairman, Republican Rep. Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin.

Recall biases may exist as we obtained final clinical history two weeks after enrolment into the study, which we felt struck a balance between the risk of recall bias and the desire to capture comprehensively all symptoms during the illness period.

Due to space constraints, we cannot comprehensively discuss all SPI types (six) in light of all criteria (eight).

This warning is also responsive to a June 21 announcement by Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) that "he would introduce three bills to comprehensively regulate all genetically engineered products and foods," and require that all such foods should be explicitly labeled.

An alternative approach is to first comprehensively test all possible associations and then report the strength of a single association relative to all results.

The 2012 melt has comprehensively broken all previous records.

Other researchers are pursuing metagenomics, in which the goal is to comprehensively profile all of the organisms in a sample.