Sentence examples for established a comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Maintaining the beach's amenity is so vital for tourism that planners have established a comprehensive strategy for coastal management.

The first laws that established a comprehensive system of social security in Germany were passed under Bismarck.

The Balfour Act of 1902 established a comprehensive system of local government for both secondary and elementary education.

Dilthey established a comprehensive treatment of history from the cultural viewpoint that has been of great consequence, particularly to the study of literature.

Come the end of the war, he went on to lead a government which, in the teeth of almost insurmountable difficulties, established a comprehensive system of social insurance, providing unemployment pay, sickness benefit, maternity leave, widow's benefit, family allowances (child benefit) and a one-off death grant to help with funeral costs.

In the last 2 years, RTC established a comprehensive set of guidelines for postdoctoral appointments.

Establishing a comprehensive, transparent public registry of companies is relatively cheap, yet makes the investigation of corporate structures easier.

Under its proposal, the A.M.A. is asking the Department of Health and Human Services, the agency that oversees the Food and Drug Administration, to establish a comprehensive database available to the public.

The time has come to establish a comprehensive identification system for all citizens and noncitizens living in or traveling to the United States.

Trying to establish a comprehensive coalition was always going to be difficult given the wide range of Lib Dem feelings and views.

A BIM can be used to establish a comprehensive model of managing a construction project.