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In any event , when I read his reference as a whole , I determined that he had addressed all of them somewhere or other , in some form or other , directly or indirectly . ( 12 ) Looking at the success of Polish privatization as a whole , it is clear that the prevalence of sales of small and medium sized enterprises to their employees has led to " insider " ownership which is not conducive to the pursuit of profit . Bush might be in real trouble in the US as a whole , and even in Kansas , but he would still carry Abilene relatively comfortably . " If our survey results are indicative of the industry as a whole , then garment workers currently working in the sewing shops are owed tens of millions in back wages , " said William Buhl , regional administrator of the Wage and Hour Division of the U.S. Department of Labor . The reorganization of the IRS along customer lines of business and the other changes brought about by RRA 98 were , taken as a whole , sound reforms .