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After each Tory budget, Labour asked for, and was given, a comprehensive analysis of its effect on different types of family.

A sample of over 1,354 unemployed recent university and community college graduates was given a comprehensive set of tests to measure their quantitative, verbal, and spatial reasoning, English and Excel proficiency, soft skills, and personality type.

His solo career outside of Deep Purple was given a comprehensive overview with the Gillan's Inn box set in 2006.

The patient was subsequently admitted to the internal medicine unit where she was given a comprehensive diagnostic work-up (Table  6).

But they have at least been given a comprehensive preview of where they will fall down against strong opponents in these conditions next year.

The city's main thoroughfare, St Patrick's Street, has been given a comprehensive makeover with smart new pavements and theatrical street lighting designed by Catalan architect Beth Gali.

With the government coming under renewed pressure to release papers relating to the Ward trial, Rice-Davies said she had been given a comprehensive transcript of the trial last year along with police witness statements, which she passed to her lawyer.

Finally, one of the main benefits of ILC when non-minimum phase systems are concerned, the possibility of non-causal control, is given a comprehensive coverage.

In particular, children should be given a comprehensive care and education that combines play and practical learning so they can meet the particular needs of their age (Chapter I-3); and (b) in order to fulfill detailed objectives, children should be provided with a suitable environment, where their lifestyle and thoughts are respected and their independent activities are encouraged (Chapter IV-1).

If, for example, a sales team is given a comprehensive new training program and the following year sales skyrocket; was it because of the training, or was it perhaps that a competitor has gone bankrupt?

Because they have not been given a comprehensive explanation of how U.S. investments in foreign aid -- particularly global health -- are used or how they benefit Americans here at home.