Sentence examples for demanding judgements from inspiring English sources
Executive semantic regions were expected to show stronger responses for more demanding judgements irrespective of the feature to be matched.
"What will France look like when it demands judgement for crimes against humanity in Timor and Kosovo when it allows its own criminals to go free?" he asked.
Studies of evidence use during the development of local care pathways have highlighted the tension of applying standardized guidelines that will be held as benchmarks of care to complex conditions demanding clinical judgement and individualised patient care [ 6, 25].
On Wednesday, lawyers in states affected by the two decisions were scrambling to schedule court hearings to demand summary judgements – that is, swift, definitive rulings – in light of the new legal landscape.
Some of the protesters drew graffiti and slogans on papers spread on the road, condemning the incident and demanding stricter laws and speedy judgement.
The good ones, however, can be good fun because they still demand some driver judgement when easing the accelerator for a smooth gearchange in manual mode.
Day twoDay one | Day threeONCE ensconced for the night in a laidback Romkocsma, a summer evening's socialising in Budapest demands a crucial judgement call over the choice of drink.
However, the level of refusal in Sweden, where families were approached directly, was twice that in other regions; this was almost certainly due to recent controversial events when a judicial judgement demanded release of patient records [ 17].
The generalist might end up demanding that one make the same judgement in both cases unless one can provide a principle that distinguishes them.
Gambier responded by demanding a court martial to pass judgement on his actions.
You can demand that the common areas be free of personal objects but the cleaning of their rooms is on their judgement or you can be as tough as demanding their rooms impeccable and even make periodical inspections.
