Thus, in 1971, Stallworthy was commissioned jointly by Oxford University Press and Chatto & Windus to write a biography and to edit a comprehensive edition of Owen's poems and fragments.
PHILIP ROTH PROJECT -- A comprehensive edition of the writings of Philip Roth, left, is planned by the Library of America.
Since 1907, the Benedictine Order, on the initiative of Pope Pius X, has been preparing a comprehensive edition.
For a comprehensive bibliography of editions and translations of all of Dharmakīrti's seven works and the commentaries, the reader should consult Steinkellner and Much (1995).
The Encyclopædia Britannica, which for more than two centuries has been considered the gold standard for reference works, has only a hundred and twenty thousand entries in its most comprehensive edition.
Straight from EA Sports president Peter Moore on the subject of Madden NFL 10: "[W]e're ushering in an exciting new era for the game with the most detailed and comprehensive edition of Madden in the history of the franchise".
For a comprehensive range of English, Scottish and Irish editions from the past nine months visit Back Issue Newspapers.
For those who have been looking for a comprehensive collection of readings in performance studies but had not yet encountered Bial's first edition, this volume will fit the bill with relatively few gaps to fill in.
"We're asking for a comprehensive approach".
And for a comprehensive survey of how catastrophe theory has been applied in other parts of economics and social science, see J.B. Rosser, "From Catastrophe to Chaos", 2nd edition (Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000).
It is time for a comprehensive review of our democracy.
