Sentence examples for active fulfilment from inspiring English sources

Instead, from 2012, they have started to include three pages of "Active fulfilment of social responsibility" chapter in the Directors' Report of its annual reports (see below).

The positive attitude is also clearly reflected in terms of wording (for instance "progress and achievement", "active fulfilment", "promotion" and so on in the chapter titles of the reports presented above).

Exclusion criteria were 1) patients positive for hepatitis B or C virus (active or inactive) 2) fulfilment of all standard exclusion criteria defined for infliximab treatment.

In active inference, action is regarded as the fulfilment of descending proprioceptive predictions by classical reflex arcs.

Fulfilment of this right enables children to take an active role in their own protection against abuse, violence and exploitation, and to become active citizens.

Negative attitudes towards fat bodies, and particularly fat female bodies, may have been further bolstered by the perception that they resisted expectations for the fulfilment of gendered social roles: that men should be active, virile patriarchs able to exercise self-mastery over appetites and behaviour, and that women should marry and become mothers.

The composite self-map generating the trajectory solution sequence from initial conditions is defined with sets of elementary self-maps being associated with distinct active parameterizations which are switched through time by switching rules which guarantee the fulfilment of the suitable properties.

Inclusion criteria were: fulfilment of the American College of Rheumatology classification criteria for RA, age > 18 years, symptom duration < 12 months, active disease according to the disease activity score [ 14, 15].

Furthermore, to the extent that consultations are seen as service commodities (with patients seen as active seekers and consumers of those services) then it is also intuitively plausible that satisfaction might depend on the fulfilment of prior expectations for medications, tests, referrals, and other onward services for which the general practitioner is in effect a 'gatekeeper'gatekeeper

It's pure wish fulfilment.

Fulfilment comes from the process.