Sentence examples for certain courses of from inspiring English sources
Bensel-Meyers, with access to transcripts, began to notice patterns of grades being altered, of clusters of unusually high grades for athletes in certain courses, of special privileges.
In 2006, Father Escudero made his report to the cardinal, stating that he believed "the accusers to be credible and suggesting certain courses of action".
Indeed, in the future, Delphi plans to load training material and video podcasts onto a patient's online record, enabling them to quickly and easily understand why doctors are recommending certain courses of treatment.
But he said that the IEA's reports were not predictions of the future, instead they were a guide to inform policy makers, shareholders and industry of the consequences of certain courses of action.
The motivation is mainly determined by weighing the expected gains and losses of certain courses of action.
For example, with increased transparency, certain courses of study will be shown quite clearly as uneconomical — fewer history students and artists.
This is what she means by "magical thinking": the primitive belief that if you take a certain course of action, the desired consequence will inevitably follow.
("I've just never experienced anything like this," Captain William Hocter, a Navy psychiatrist testified. "It was clear to me that they had made up their mind on a certain course of actions and my recommendations didn't really matter").
For if I have the right to demand a certain course of treatment, even if it is fatal, then the refusal to grant this right must come to seem immoral, and may come to be seen as something that should be illegal as well.
It just seems to me that when you're dealing with something that is a pathology, that you can't act with regard to this person unless people who are competent can indicate to you that a certain course of action is appropriate.
Capability is usually defined as the ability to execute a certain course of action (Scheffran et al. 2012).
