Sentence examples for the comprehensive effort from inspiring English sources
But no one had ever undertaken anything as ambitious as the comprehensive effort he now sought to realize.
In an interview, Price said the 91 projects were an important start, but are a far cry from the comprehensive effort that should be undertaken.
Provost Marty Schmidt opened the SoMa presentation by describing the comprehensive effort involved in examining MIT's East Campus area: "This was an incredible process with many stakeholders.
The more redoubtable Shakespeare advocate will say that his plays are worth the comprehensive effort because cracking them open, semantically speaking, gives you access to a world of edifying treasure.
I also believe that youth unemployment policies should not be designed and implemented in isolation, but instead form part of the comprehensive effort to promote economic development in a country.
If so, it could be possible to think about a system where the immediate needs – this year, this week – are fulfilled by PDA while librarians deal with the comprehensive effort on a different schedule.
In the United States, 92 members of Congress have sponsored bipartisan resolutions reaffirming US support to the comprehensive efforts of ending the LRA threat.
Similar to the comprehensive efforts in New York, the MassCEC has also sponsored a slew of studies on everything from transmission planning, to the related environmental issues, metocean data collection, to supply chain and workforce requirements.
Our fully integrated electronic medical record assures that the product of the comprehensive efforts of the PACT Clinic is communicated to the intraoperative anesthesia care team and the Inpatient Pain Service, thus enabling them to deliver optimal, individualized patient care.
A poster on flu prevention funded by UNICEF UNICEF in Action UNICEF is one of many partners in the comprehensive efforts to contain and control the spread of both the H1N1 and the avian influenza virus that draws on the expertise of people in all sectors of society: government, civil society, international donors and development organizations, UN agencies and the private sector.
The report released Monday night is the product of the most comprehensive effort to date to understand the computerized trading firms that have come to dominate the financial markets and generate anxiety among regulators and investors.
