Sentence examples for elements of comprehensive from inspiring English sources
Representative Luis Gutierrez has submitted legislation in the House that contains the right elements of comprehensive reform.
Often these were conceded as elements of comprehensive social pacts like the Stinnes-Legien Agreement in Germany that were negotiated between national organizations of capital and labour and underwritten by the government, apparently foreshadowing a continuing role of unions in the governance of national economies.
C-sections are one of the key elements of comprehensive emergency obstetric care (CEmOC).
Despite their breadth, there was agreement among all of our research triads that our five outputs accurately captured what they believed to be important elements of comprehensive PHC.
In many rural areas, women are encouraged to deliver in hospitals or in health centres close to hospitals where there is ready access to Caesarean section, blood transfusions and other elements of comprehensive emergency obstetric care.
It would then go to an independent technical review panel, which would evaluate the compact on its technical merits and verify if all elements of comprehensive primary health care are included.
Given that a hard-line faction of House Republicans will never accept an immigration bill that includes legalization for millions of undocumented immigrants – a key element of comprehensive reform that hard-core Republicans condemn as unthinkable "amnesty" – that could mean death on arrival for the bipartisan legislation now moving through the Senate.
[S]tand in strong opposition to your statement that the public option is "not the essential element" of comprehensive reform.
This argument focuses the immigration debate on the most essential element of comprehensive reform -- not enforcement of the law or an earned legalization program, but fixing the underlying legal immigration system.
Three elements of a comprehensive approach were presented in the policy brief; we refer to them as "elements" of a comprehensive approach rather than "options" because they are not mutually exclusive.
