Sentence examples for has a comprehensive set of from inspiring English sources
The South China Sea website has a comprehensive set of maps of the conflicting territorial claims.
BET said in a statement that it "has a comprehensive set of standards and guidelines that are applied to all of our content," and the "Man Down" video "complied with these guidelines and was approved for air".
The system has a comprehensive set of inference rules to reduce the number of facts stored in the knowledge-base because a considerable number of facts, which otherwise would have to be stored explicitly, can be derived by rules with some extra effort.
Eigentool has a comprehensive set of functions for displaying, restoring, enhancing, and analyzing images [ 59- 61].
The BNS software has a comprehensive set of tools for post-simulation analyses.
The most recent changes ensured disabled people now have a comprehensive set of enforceable rights," says Jonathan Shaw, minister for disabled people.
Denon is about to introduce a new series of audiovisual receivers that have a comprehensive set of features, with ease of setup stressed as a selling point.
"With this first modern voucher of the kingfisher, the only adult male, we now have a comprehensive set of material for molecular, morphological, toxicological, and plumage studies that are unavailable from blood samples, individual feathers, or photographs.
Like the Russians, he writes, the Chinese leaders have "a comprehensive set of beliefs about government and society and the proper relationship between rulers and their people," and are convinced that the chaos and uncertainties of democracy pose threats to their nation.
"We want to have a comprehensive set of products and services for Asia as part of our aim to be a global player in private banking," says Truchi.
Founders now have a comprehensive set of platforms on which they can build massive companies without the talent and resources required in the past, a concept I have written about previously called economies of unscale.
