Sentence examples for One entailed from inspiring English sources
This week, he pleased part of the population by issuing several decrees - one entailed sacking the director-general of the national electricity company, whose inability to ensure a continuous supply of power has been regularly criticised.
The authors add that a distinguishing feature of proceduralism is that "what justifies a [collective] decision-making procedure is strictly a necessary property of the procedure — one entailed by the definition of the procedure alone".
The first one entailed inscribing another sentence on the museum's Madison Avenue windows: "In the rich man's house the only place to spit is in his face".
She recalled how an early efficiency pioneer, Whirlpool's Energy Wise refrigerator, "died on the vine" in 1994 after consumers balked at the higher price and a lack of choice in features and styles, which created the impression that buying one entailed a sacrifice.
Middle leaders described the role of being in the middle "as a role in its own right"; to them, it became a leading role within which they felt secure, and one that entailed strong and durable collaborations with their principals and all the personnel who trusted them and entrusted their professional development too.
One of these entailed turning on a radio and taking cues from the first letters of words we heard.
One day this entailed 45 minutes of ordering and reordering cars until finally I got a driver who was a black woman and more than happy to give me a ride to my hotel room.
At one point this entailed keeping a fairly detailed journal of meal calorie counts tediously pulled ingredient by ingredient from a time-wrecking databases.
One of these entailed a series of experiments at sites along a transect running from the industrial northwest of England into rural north Wales.
This entailed one member of the research team (RP), working through each transcript, with the assistance of NVivo9 (QSR), and coding themes as they arose in the data.
In the study of Hueltenschmidt et al (2001) there was a change in treatment in two cases (8%), one of which entailed intensification and one a minimisation of treatment.
