Sentence examples for more comprehensive rules from inspiring English sources

"It boggles the mind," Mr. Schumer said of the lack of more comprehensive rules.

Attainment of right practice is a gradual process, and a layperson can observe only partial self-control; a renunciant, however, is able to observe more comprehensive rules of conduct.

The N.H.L. formed a player safety department before the start of the season, and Shanahan was widely praised for the strict suspensions he levied in his first couple of months, for his video explanations of suspensions and for various presentations to players that clearly delineated the league's more comprehensive rules governing hits to the head and boarding.

These revised, and culture-specific, definitions of benefit and harm in the context of disclosure of genetic information [ 11] may contribute to the drawing up of new, more comprehensive rules and guidelines for treating sensitive genetic information.

While my previous genomic comparison of Syt genes [ 30] could have been interpreted as indicating a correlation between increased numbers of Syt genes and increased organism complexity [ 33] the analysis here, which is much more comprehensive, definitively rules that conclusion out.

In all likelihood, the use of drones will be restricted under a more comprehensive set of rules and regulations in the United States sooner than later.

For a more comprehensive review of rule-based modeling and its advantages for formal descriptions of signal transduction pathways, we would like to refer to [ 18].

Empirical evaluation shows that with the generalized inter-transactional association rules, more comprehensive and interesting association relationships can be detected from data sets.

We leave a more comprehensive study of when rules are most helpful for problems in other domains to future work.

He contends that it is more like a takeover, and that another, more comprehensive set of school consolidation rules should apply.

Advocates of a more comprehensive overhaul wrote the new rules off as just one more disappointment from a Senate that has failed time after time to act decisively on major issues.