Sentence examples for setting up a comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Given the powerful interests involved, and the practical difficulties inherent in setting up a comprehensive system of financial regulation, there is little prospect of such a vision coming to fruition.

A structured framework for setting up a comprehensive SWOT analysis is introduced in this paper.

But progress toward setting up a comprehensive national network has been incremental, because only two states can currently perform their own sequencing.

This study aimed at setting up a comprehensive approach on viticultural and olive tree cultivation environmental impact, through soil and landscape change analysis at the years 1965, 1990 , 1994and 2000, both at the catchment and province scales.

Setting up a comprehensive DBN is, however, a non-trivial undertaking so, in the situation for Santorini where speed was important, we implemented a trade-off solution: 'a time-stepping BBN', giving us modelling inference capabilities somewhere between those of a static BBN and those of a DBN.

The MINDFUL project focused on setting up a comprehensive system for European mental health monitoring purposes, including a set of 35 mental health indicators [ 17].

When Parcelforce Worldwide set up a comprehensive programme it saved £55m because it cut staff sickness absence by a third.

[C7.] Keeping Kosher Almost Anywhere Yaniv Madar, left, an Israeli entrepreneur, helped set up a comprehensive online guide to kosher resources overseas, in Hebrew and English.

Universo Online, or UOL, a joint venture of two Sao Paulo newspaper and magazine publishing giants, the Folha Group and Editora Abril, began providing Internet access and set up a comprehensive portal with content supplied by its parent companies.

The company has now agreed to set up a comprehensive new privacy policy, including asking users for their "affirmative consent" before changing how personal information is shared, the FTC said.

The next day two more, Sanwa Bank and Toyo Trust, said they had agreed to set up a "comprehensive alliance", and suggesting this was more than the usual flannel that they had not ruled out merging.