Sentence examples for getting comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Obviously, we weren't successful about getting comprehensive immigration reform.

Getting comprehensive reform passed may be a difficult slog for the new administration.

But getting comprehensive data on the thickness of the ice, rather than just its area, was difficult until the European Space Agency launched the Cryosat satellite in 2010.

"Under Governor Pataki, hundreds of thousands of children now are getting comprehensive health care, and hundreds of thousands of adults for the first time are receiving health care benefits".

But a state agency is finding that the billions of dollars it has at its disposal may allow it to be more effective in getting comprehensive tobacco-free policies established — most notably, at university campuses.

Lawrence Finer, director of domestic research for the Guttmacher Institute, said there was evidence that adolescent use of contraceptives had plateaued, or declined, adding that it was "an interesting coincidence" that this had happened just as the focus on abstinence-only education had left fewer students getting comprehensive sex education.

Make sure you get comprehensive travel and medical insurance.

But we were able to get comprehensive car insurance through an offshore company, underwritten by Lloyds.

"Before year's end," Mr. Reid said, "we're going to get comprehensive health care reform".

Richard Trumka, the president of the A.F.L.-C.I.O., said Mr. Obama had showed "tremendous determination" to get comprehensive legislation passed this year.

Our job is to make sure that Khamenei doesn't get comprehensive sanctions relief unless he accepts comprehensive limits on Iran's nuclear program.