Sentence examples for the cause of comprehensive from inspiring English sources

Fox News's Sean Hannity, a reliable weather vane, publicly converted to the cause of comprehensive immigration reform last week.

But it's far from clear that suing the state to strike it down under the supremacy clause of the constitution will end up being good for the cause of comprehensive immigration reform.

Earlier this year, promoting his book "His Panic: Why Americans Fear Hispanics in the U.S.," Geraldo Rivera called Dobbs a "hate-monger" and said "I would not shake his hand because this is a man that's done more damage to the cause of sensible, comprehensive reform than anyone with a microphone".

It has been reeling from accusations of elitism ever since the Chancellor, Gordon Brown, championed the cause of Laura Spence, a comprehensive school student who was turned down by Oxford, only to be accepted by Harvard.

The cause of death category definitions were comprehensive, mutually exclusive, and sufficiently specific to support public health interventions [see Additional file 2].

"At this point we do not know the cause of the fire, but full and comprehensive investigations are under way," Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg said in a statement released by the city last night.

Despite comprehensive genetic studies the cause of autism remains unknown.

This case demonstrates that comprehensive examinations are necessary for elucidation of the cause of severe pain.

The Liberal Democrats have said that they'll be introducing a "comprehensive International LGBT Rights Strategy that supports the cause of decriminalising homosexuality in other countries".

Valerie Lawson, the author of the only comprehensive biography of Pamela Travers, notes that "epileptic seizure delirium" was given as the cause of death, but says Pamela Travers "always believed the underlying cause was sustained, heavy drinking".

More comprehensive studies are indicated to rule out the presence of 'hypervirulent clones' as the cause of recent keratitis cases.