Sentence examples for make thorough from inspiring English sources

No one questions the need for the BHA to make thorough investigations, but future cases will have to move faster than this one.

"We need to very thoroughly deal with those dents which we see on the submarine to make thorough calculations to make sure what it was" that caused them, Deputy Prime Minister Ilya Klebanov said in remarks shown on Russian television.

This week I spent time in two worlds, separated by more than half a century and thousands of miles, in which the tremors of cataclysmic change were causing folks to make thorough messes of their lives.

"The danger is the whole nature of policing changes, because there is a belief we have to save police officers from doing what is the most important bit of their work – which is to engage with the public, to arrest people when there is crime and to make thorough investigations when crimes have been committed".

Those who opposed the change, like the National Association of Basketball Coaches and some conferences, contend an outright ban would increase colleges' costs, not give coaches enough time to make thorough evaluations and have the unintended consequence of increasing contacts with third parties.

"I fail to see how immigration judges can be expected to make thorough and competent findings of fact and conclusions of law under these circumstances," John M. Walker Jr., chief judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, told the Senate Judiciary Committee in April, urging that the number of immigration judges be doubled.

He read every single book from beginning to end and made thorough notes on each".

The commissioner in charge, Dimitris Avramopoulos, told Friday's meeting that the changes making thorough vetting of EU nationals mandatory could now be "explored".

(Alder had both the good and the bad fortune to gain access to a huge cache of primary documents; he has made thorough use of it).

Men from several towns told The Independent that the inspectors knew the owners, and would "sacrifice a lamb and have a barbecue" on their visits, without making thorough checks.

The limited communication was compounded by the lack of up-to-date information which made thorough analysis of crime patterns practically impossible.