Sentence examples for dealing comprehensively with from inspiring English sources

He has both good heart and great skill in dealing comprehensively with addiction.

The "McCain-Kennedy bill" did not reach a Senate vote, but provided a template for further attempts at dealing comprehensively with legalization, guest worker programs, and border enforcement components.

An organization founded in 1987 developed a program dealing comprehensively with practical matters involved in establishing a new Temple: questions of how to purify workers on the site with the ashes of a red heifer, regular and repeated sacrificial practice, the clothing of priests, the correct design of utensils, and methods of purification.

But she had not provided a strategy to deal comprehensively with this problem — until now.

One of the targets under goal eight was to "deal comprehensively with the debt problems of developing countries".

The chapter deals comprehensively with suspension kinematics, as distinct from dynamics where forces and the resultant equilibria are important.

That legislation installed an all encompassing regulatory program, supervised by an expert administrative agency, to deal comprehensively with interstate water pollution.

MDG8 aims to "deal comprehensively with the debt problems of developing countries through national and international measures, in order to make debt sustainable in the long term".

In 2000, world leaders committed to "deal comprehensively with the debt problems of developing countries" to help meet the millennium development goals.

Some have argued that the experiences of the last few months greatly lower the prospects of peace, that any attempt to deal comprehensively with the Palestinian-Israeli conflict is misguided.

The restrictions were designed, Ms. Heinzerling said, to deal comprehensively with a variety of air pollution issues, including the interstate transport of pollutants and the states' obligations to enforce standards to protect the public health.