Sentence examples for desirable course from inspiring English sources

Amid debate over the niqab in December, the interior minister, Brice Hortefeux, echoed her sentiments, saying that allowing supporters of the full veil into "the national community" was not a "desirable" course of action.

A desirable course would be along fluvial and glacial formed valleys.

However, Falk is explicit that "humane governance can be achieved without world government, and that this is both the more likely and more desirable course of action" (8).

"Smart drugs may be character-changing," says John Harris, Professor of Bioethics, and Director of the Institute for Science, Ethics and Innovations, University of Manchester, UK. "But then so are many things, such as education, so in a free society it is for people to weigh that up and decide whether it's a desirable course of action".

That research also suggests certain desirable course design characteristics, of which one of the most important is the close integration of realistic case study-based material into one single course (as opposed to the less costly alternative of inserting single case study-based material into other courses).

"They get the least desirable courses and times.

It is desirable, of course.

All of these measures indicated a less-desirable clinical course in the prehospital-intubation group.

All nurse practitioners regarded the MI-course as useful or very useful and all would find such a course desirable or very desirable for nurse practitioners if the programme would be implemented in the Netherlands.

And our location, on a large pond that let out into the ocean and with access to a private ocean beach, was, of course, desirable.

Meanwhile, he makes fashion shows for Chanel that feature centerpieces like imported icebergs and giant lion statues — and, of course, desirable clothing and accessories.