"The time has come for lifting the embargo completely and comprehensively," said a statement by both the Revolutionary Command Council, Mr. Hussein's inner cabinet, and the President's Baath Party.
"He became leader a few months after his party was rejected comprehensively," said Peter Kellner, a political analyst who runs a polling firm, YouGov.
In the past, researchers designed automated diagnostic systems that monitor how individual components of a Wi-Fi network affect its performance, but no one had looked at the problem comprehensively, says Savage.
"The burden was on us to prove that where people really care about the consequences, the threat would undermine them, and we've now shown that comprehensively," says Aronson.
"I'm not convinced that there is yet a model that works comprehensively," said Simran Sethi, an expert on agricultural biodiversity and author of the forthcoming book "Bread, Beer, Chocolate: The Slow Loss of Foods We Grow and Love".
"They did these experiments quite elegantly and comprehensively," says biologist Phillip Bennett of Imperial College London.
Base on the above definitions, outsourcing can be comprehensively said to be the contracting and/or subcontracting of operations and services whether they are outside of a firm's core business or not to other firm(s) that specializes in it and can do it better or cheaper (or both).
There is no way to comprehensively say that these are the best recipes of Southern cuisine.
Comprehensively say, when Cra levels decreases, it releases the inhibition of glgC and glgA, as a consequence cAMP/CRP activates extremely strong expression of glgC and glgA (Details are discussed in Results section).
The study has helped the Education sector promote the new approach in developing education policy, strenthening data quality to be informed timely and comprehensively", said Mr. Nguyen Vinh Hien, Vice Minister of Educaiton and Training.
