Sentence examples for responsible comprehensive from inspiring English sources

(He's also a key member of the new group led by the mysterious old lion Andrew Hill.) His music -- as heard on a new debut album, "Genius Envy (Omni Tone) -- is a responsible, comprehensive take on the tumult created in jazz over the last 40 years, the swinging back and forth between 20th-century European and American influences.

The inconvenient reality is that this pipeline needs to be built to help assure our own energy security until we take authority over our own future, establishing a responsible comprehensive policy that makes massive oil imports less of a priority.

This was consistent with how this pilot was implemented, as social workers were responsible for comprehensive (excluding medical) care.

The one that failed completely to initiate the new intervention was a small hospital close to a busy highway, where health care staff was responsible for comprehensive services.

The spectrum of mutations in these novel MSS mutator phenotypes will likely provide insight to identify the genes responsible and comprehensive sequencing of the hprt cDNA from the mutator cell lines is currently underway.

Direct data analysis and cost modeling were employed to derive typical resource use profiles and costs in 2002 US dollars, from the perspective of a third-party payer responsible for comprehensive health-care.

There is an opportunity for community primary health care services to work more closely with CSNSW and the JH&FMHN to support Aboriginal inmates' and former inmates' access to culturally responsible and comprehensive health care.

Democrats under no circumstances will move forward without a comprehensive, responsible plan from the president.

In addition to working on year-toyear changes, he was responsible for a comprehensive revision of the bylaws several years ago.

Wilson made Alice a minister, first at the Home Office, then at Education, where she became responsible for bringing comprehensive schools to children across the country.

She told Today: "I think it's absolutely crucial to say on the face of the bill that the secretary of state continues to be responsible for a comprehensive and universal health service because once you take away the secretary of state and his accountability … you've lost the whole structure of the health service.