Westminster is the first parliament anywhere in the world to so comprehensively try to tackle bullying, harassment and sexual harassment with its new code of conduct, but Kate Maltby and Ava Etemadzadeh (MPs must end the culture of harassment, 17 July) are correct: there's still a risk that self-interest and party political influence could scupper further progress.
Q. Have you lost public confidence? A. Well, the issue of public confidence is a very important one, and I owe it to the American people to seek the facts, to seek them fairly, to seek them comprehensively, to try to assess, with the grand jury's work -- to assess those facts and to treat individuals in the process with both dignity and respect for their human rights...
This may be part of long term planning and may allow family physicians to serve a community more comprehensively without trying to be 'all things to all people'.
We comprehensively searched the literature and tried to minimize the risk of missing RCTs by tracking the references of the GINA-guideline, included RCTs and relevant systematic reviews [ 45- 47].
Although we tried to search the trials as systematically and comprehensively as possible, all of the trials were published in Chinese journals.
He said that during his time as prime minister the government had tried to find a way to deal with the issue "comprehensively" and were "unable to do so".
The present overview is a generic summary of the topic trying to comprehensively cover many important related aspects and to give to the reader a general knowledge about the technology, formation of the coatings, coating materials with their properties, and industrial applications of the coatings.
The reality remains, however, that the bulk of the casualties and infrastructure damage was committed in Gaza by Israel, and our report tries to comprehensively document those abuses as well as those by Hamas, and to hold all sides — Hamas and Israel — accountable by the same standards and laws.
Paul Graham, who was leaving soon after the dinner for a sabbatical year in England, told me that Altman, by precipitating progress in "curing cancer, fusion, supersonic airliners, A.I.," was trying to comprehensively revise the way we live: "I think his goal is to make the whole future".
But it was, and is, McCarthyism to try to comprehensively ruin a person's life solely because that person was once a Communist (or a Fascist, or a racist, or a radical Islamist) — or even if that person is still a whatever-ist but doesn't actually do anything about it.
