In 1885 a conference of Reform rabbis formulated what was then the most comprehensive statement of Reform philosophy in the so-called Pittsburgh Platform.
The remarks, from Adm. James M. Loy, the undersecretary of transportation for security, were the most comprehensive statement from a top official about the deadline problems, which have been the focus of complaints from airports and airlines.
This is the most comprehensive statement of Gould's Darwinian revisionism, a revisionism that began in graduate school when he and fellow student Niles Eldredge developed their critique of one of Darwin's central theses, that of gradual evolutionary change.
The secretary general's 11-page report, largely a distillation of various studies by the United Nations and other organizations, was his most comprehensive statement so far on the subject.
These habits, as well as producing this collection, led Solomon to perhaps the most comprehensive statement of journalistic empathy by any contemporary writer – his last, monumental book, Far from the Tree, which examined extremes of physical and psychological difference in the context of families.
His immense adaptation of Schiller's Don Carlos, comparatively unsuccessful in his lifetime, is now regarded my many as the most comprehensive statement of his political concerns, though nothing in Verdi's humanism is such that he is able to extend to the tyrannical figure of Philip IV of Spain the same compassion he extends to his effective victims.
His most comprehensive statement occurs in Negative Dialectics, which is discussed later.
"We are presenting the most comprehensive statement that finance ministers have ever made on the issues of debt, development, health and poverty," said Britain's Treasury chief Gordon Brown.
The first part of an IPCC trilogy, due over the next 12 months, this dense, 36-page document is considered the most comprehensive statement on our understanding of the mechanics of a warming planet.
"We are presenting the most comprehensive statement that finance ministers have ever made on the issues of debt, development, health and poverty," said Britain's chancellor of the exchequer, Gordon Brown Gordon Brown, adding that the agreement represents a "new deal between the rich and poor of the world".
