Sentence examples for thorough government from inspiring English sources

Biotechnology critics said that even with the corporate steps being taken to deal with the episode, a thorough government investigation was in order.

"In the absence of thorough government oversight, public access to information about these crops becomes all the more critical".

A thorough government survey in 1987 gave a clearer picture: an estimated 33,000 people resided within the Walled City.

But Newman said questions over the bureau's methods meant that "nothing short of a thorough government-funded review and audit, conducted by independent professionals, will do".

How Mr. Tourre alone came to be the face of mortgage-securities fraud has raised questions among former prosecutors and Congressional officials about how aggressive and thorough the government's investigations have been into Wall Street's role in the mortgage crisis.

He was popular enough that Charles felt he could not be safely arrested, but Charles' spies were thorough: one government agent noted "his [Lafayette's] seditious toasts ... in honor of American liberty".

His "thorough knowledge of government policy was prodigious.

WASHINGTON — Declaring the current system for classifying information dysfunctional, a federal advisory panel is calling for the most thorough overhaul of government secrecy since classification procedures were established 70 years ago.

It allows you to do a quick basic erasure called a Fast Wipe or choose a slower, more thorough process called Government Wipe that erases the disk and also writes over it as many times as you would like to make it nearly impossible to recover old data.

The interviews show that while Mr. Bush endorsed Mr. Bremer's plan in the May 22 meeting, the decision was made without thorough consultations within government, and without the counsel of the secretary of state or the senior American commander in Iraq, said the commander, Lt. Gen. David D. McKiernan.

Citizenville is arguably the most thorough account of government technology to date, and, most importantly, mentions "smartphones" 16 times.