Sentence examples for a heed from inspiring English sources

In October Saudi Arabia was re-elected to the UNHRC, without a heed for Amnesty International's 2015-16 report detailing severe human rights violations by the kingdom.

Thus, we agree with plaintiffs that a heeding presumption was relevant in the context of plaintiffs' liability theory.

In Campos v. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., supra., decided before this case was tried, there was a suggestion that a heeding presumption might find favor with the Supreme Court.

Although plaintiffs contended at trial that they were not obligated to prove proximate causation, the precise argument concerning the existence of a "heeding presumption" was not raised until post-trial motions.

At this time, for a woman to heed a call to missions she needed to be married to a male missionary.

Such an approach heeds a recent call [ 11] for social scientists to contribute new ways of studying and improving patient safety rather than standing on the sidelines of the debate as critics.

If there's a warning, heed it.

Although not all, many patients felt that that physicians rush to move quickly to the next patient, and felt being dismissed without a proper heed.

As a beginner, heed the wisdom of the experienced while still using your own judgment and being responsible.

The Africa Tomorrow theme seemed to paraphrase the opening lines of "We Are the World" ( There comes a time when you heed a certain call ): There may well come a time when Hollywood heeds a certain call.

A Wales Audit Office WAOO) report said officials failed to heed a number of warnings over a decade.