Sentence examples for moving comprehensive from inspiring English sources

"We have to wait for the payoff, but we have every intention of moving comprehensive reform from rhetoric to a real possibility".

Mr. Obama has given up on moving comprehensive climate change legislation through Congress and has ruled out a carbon tax as a way to finance the development of alternative energy sources, so he is pursuing smaller projects that do not require new sources of revenue.

The gist of his argument is that the public push for clean energy policy -- in the form of marches on Washington and calls to Congress -- is more subdued than should be expected in the wake of such a devastating environmental catastrophe, and that this dynamic is largely responsible for the Senate's slim chances of moving comprehensive legislation this year.

It is time to develop a comprehensive research agenda to sort out nomenclature, epidemiology, and environmental causation for these conditions, moving toward comprehensive and effective public health and clinical approaches.

These provide a peaceful and beautiful act of remembrance and the exhibits, art, films, talks and archives deliver a moving and comprehensive view of the conflict.

"If we are going to move on the overtime issue, we should be moving a comprehensive package of bills that support the agricultural community," he said.

Deportations continue under President Obama's administration, abuses at the border by CBP officers have been exposed, and there is still no sign of Congress moving on comprehensive immigration reform.

One approach that has proved successful is to move more comprehensive care for late-life depression into existing offices and clinics.

Broadening its message, and collaborating with a national leadership that has been calling on the president and Congress to move on comprehensive immigration reform at each turn makes practical sense.

To move toward comprehensive genomic analysis of charophytes, we undertook EST analysis of two representative charophytes, Spirogyra pratensis and Coleochaete orbicularis.

By raising questions with regards to the ways to move towards comprehensive primary health care, policy makers believed that promoting a collaborative action should be seen as part of the national government's stewardship responsibility.