Sentence examples for call for prior from inspiring English sources
The two call for prior consideration of the moral obligations of researchers (and funding institutions) that arise once individuals and groups participate in health related research, including the identification of the benefits to be shared, the beneficiaries and where the responsibility for providing the benefits lie.
It is calling for prior judicial authorisation and a requirement that data is only retained as part of investigations into serious crime and to prevent death and injury.
John Deutch, the C.I.A.'s third director in three years, responded to the abuses, and to the public outcry, by issuing a directive calling for prior approval from headquarters before any person with criminal or human-rights problems could be recruited.
So, the general is calling for prior restraint, which has long been a firewall between censorship and the public learning what it might.
The Code of Conduct also calls for prior assessment of the potential impact of new fisheries or introduction of new technologies including prior impact assessments (sections 8.4.7 and 12.11) and the adoption of cautious measures for new fisheries (section 7.5.4).
On the other hand, licenses call for a prior inspection (Article 8; Annex 2; Annex 4), and can only be issued by Member States to enumerated cases (Article 7(1)).
Other conferences will issue a Call for Proposals prior to the conference.
The founders wrote into the Constitution their conviction that law enforcement does not require the easy but dangerous way of letting the police determine when search is called for without prior authorization by a magistrate.
Even as his company registers strong high teens year on year growth, way above what he or anyone else called for the prior year, orders solid in all geographic regions and another solid quarter forecast, he now waxes uncertain and communicates customer worries on where matters are headed.
Some states require time-consuming phone calls or paperwork for prior authorization, or have difficult procedures for appealing the denial of a drug.
Classically, red lentils are known to have debris mixed in, and so people often call for washing them prior to cooking.
