Sentence examples for which is comprehensive from inspiring English sources
It would come in TR specification, which is comprehensive enough and includes a touch screen display and Bluetooth, rear view camera and somewhere to plug your iPod.
The Liberal party's federal director, Brian Loughnane, said on Monday the party had "always said it is willing to consider any proposal which is comprehensive and fair to all parties".
The high point of his campaign, so far, has been his energy policy, which is comprehensive and bold, but does not try to turn us into a nation of bicyclists.
"We see these obfuscating apps and systems as moves in a bigger picture," says Nissenbaum. "None, we think, will offer what we really need, which is comprehensive attention to the picture.
"We need to empower the undocumented immigrants by asking them not to participate," Mr. Rivera said, "as a way to protest the lack of commitment from this Congress to do what is right and moral, which is comprehensive immigration reform".
Today, Labour MEPs believe that an EU PNR which is comprehensive and strikes the right balance between security and privacy is one which should be negotiated as quickly and effectively as possible," said Claude Moraes, the Labour MEP who also chairs the parliament's civil liberties committee which will play a key role deciding the issue.
Their importance springs from the quality, size, and range of their collections, which are comprehensive in scope, and from their attempts to maintain their comprehensiveness.
All maritime countries publish Light Lists, which are comprehensive catalogs of the characteristics and location of all lightships, buoys, and beacons under their control.
The chapter then discusses the two established lignocellulose platforms of sugar and lignin, which are comprehensive utilization techniques for the components of cellulose, hemicelluloses, and lignin.
Dummy cases with minimum and maximum scoring were used for the transformation table to achieve interval scores between 20 and 100, which are comprehensive limits for the MFI-20 scale.
A total payer perspective (assuming a per diem basis of payment) was considered in the base case analysis, which was comprehensive and comprised all inpatient and outpatient health-care costs (antibiotic and medical).
