Sentence examples for over a comprehensive from inspiring English sources

"Asada has handed over a comprehensive brief of evidence to assist Wada in its preparation for the CAS hearing," McDevitt said.

"By sponsoring a resolution we greatly reduce the chance of a renewed bilateral human rights dialogue in which we could have handed over a comprehensive list of political and religious prisoners," Mr. Kamm said.

Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the ranking Republican on the Senate Finance Committee, last month ordered the Red Cross to turn over a comprehensive accounting of its finances, one that specifies exactly how it and its chapters raised and disbursed its money.

The Secretary of State for Education now has on his desk a joint proposal from a Church of England diocese and a local education authority for the church to take over a comprehensive school which, it is feared, might otherwise fail.

The senator, an Iowan who earlier ordered the Red Cross to turn over a comprehensive accounting of its finances after it was castigated for its handling of Sept. 11 relief funds, sent a letter on Tuesday to Brian Gallagher, the president and chief executive of the United Way of America, asking for a detailed explanation of how the organization oversaw the finances and management of its affiliates.

(Within hours of our phone conversation last week, Fiance sent over a comprehensive package of media assets).

I just hope their mom has enough left over for a comprehensive medical plan that doesn't exclude carpal tunnel syndrome.

Lord Patten, who was a member of the Conservative cabinet and then governor of Hong Kong, is also chancellor of Oxford where Mr Brown is still resented for his criticism over Laura Spence, a comprehensive school student rejected by Magdalen College.

In reply, New Zealand's openers Martin Guptill, who made 39 not out off 32 balls, and Brendon McCullum, who made 26 not out off 17, overhauled the target inside eight overs to seal a comprehensive victory.

Mr. Ryan said before the White House meeting that Republicans were now willing to formally negotiate with Senate Democrats over a long-term, comprehensive budget framework.

But let me venture a guess at Blair's argument, based on a long story I wrote last year about the struggle to prevent a creationist Christian millionaire taking over a second-rate comprehensive in a failed mining village outside Doncaster.