Sentence examples for fuller examination of from inspiring English sources
The truth commission, which deserves more consistent support and adequate financing from President Moscoso, could provide a fuller examination of Panama's military repression than a trial could offer.
But the class-action lawsuit filed Friday in New Orleans, the site of the Super Bowl in February 2002, creates the possibility that a fuller examination of the Patriots' actions could take place in a United States District courtroom.
A fuller examination of intelligence lapses could mean that the C.I.A. and the Federal Bureau of Investigation will remain under scrutiny far beyond the end of the year, when the joint intelligence committee is scheduled to complete its work.
To better understand changes to China's economy under its green transformation and to unlock large potential sources of finance, it is necessary to undertake a fuller examination of all of China's infrastructure sectors, particularly freight rail infrastructure and ports.
Figure 2, panel f gives a fuller examination of the KLDs between many KGGs and their matched GGs; the patterns are strikingly similar to those of the BGG matches in panel c, such that a detailed description would be effectively redundant.
Second, we conduct a fuller examination of the model, picking a selection of 'reasonable' scenarios and test how often the simulated true proportions lie inside the 95% credible intervals of the estimates.
He said a full examination of the prison site should take place.
But the limited number of questions in the poll did not allow for a particularly full examination of the issue.
I saw the specialist, he did a full examination of me, blood tests, this that and the other, I went home and he compiled his report for Richard Freeman.
"While we are calling for an outright ban, a halt on the industry while a full examination of health and environmental impacts is carried out is very welcome.
"He is confident that after a full examination of the facts as opposed to ambiguous and unreliable statistical inferences he will be completely vindicated".
