Sentence examples for needed to be comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Mike Farrar, chief executive of the NHS Confederation, which represents hospital heads, more than 70% of whom oppose the hiring of a chief inspector of hospitals, advised that the new inspection system needed to be "comprehensive without being overly burdensome" and not create extra bureaucracy.

The plan also needed to be comprehensive, anticipating questions and reactions that might arise.

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) Pacific Representative Dr Isiye Ndombi said while good progress had been made in immunization in the region, for health care to be more effective, it needed to be comprehensive, accessible and affordable drawing comparison from a Gambian study in the early 1990s where mortality remained high despite high levels of immunization coverage.

Instead, each item had to be considered separately, while we kept in mind that the instrument needed to be comprehensive, though take as little effort and time as possible to be filled in, in order to be feasible for use in practice.

We need to be comprehensive, because cyberspace has specific characteristics that blur traditional boundaries.

With so much complexity, retirement specialists say, plans need to be comprehensive and dynamic, to be ready for the unexpected.

"I think definitely the biggest message is that laws need to be comprehensive to have any positive effect at all," said Daniel R. Taber, an author of the study and postdoctoral research associate at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

Ms. Lagarde would not make that leap, saying only that she and her fellow finance ministers were discussing both aid facilities "in parallel" and that there was general agreement that the permanent aid facility "needs to be comprehensive, that it has to give a strong signal of our solidarity and unity going forward".

Of course, our work needs to be comprehensive but also efficient.

Overall, to effectively block or mitigate such attacks, any threat prevention solution needs to be comprehensive without significant performance degradation.

"It needs to be democratic, it needs to be inclusive and it needs to be comprehensive in terms of making sure all impacts are taken into account.