Sentence examples for effective apprehension from inspiring English sources

Basically, this liberation consists in the soul's effective apprehension of its essential unity with brahman, the Absolute or supreme reality, and its merging with it.

"In order to make effective these apprehensions, the proclamation suspends the Writ of Habeas Corpus," it said.

Further to this, because the product purchased during a contract cheating transaction is intended to be 'original' , typical methods of plagiarism detection (such as web-based text pattern matching software) are unlikely to be consistently effective as an apprehension tools to address this problem.

Wired reports that the preliminary system has proven effective: Lattice led to the apprehension of 55 individuals crossing the Texas border and 10 "interceptions" at the San Diego site within the project's initial 12 days in operation.

There is good reason for apprehension.

But as the LA Times put it: "A strong sense of community outrage among close-knit villagers and an effective police public relations campaign effectively overcame apprehensions among some residents that the tests were an invasion of their personal rights".

With such apprehensions frequently impinging on effective teacher pedagogy, I will begin this essay in her honor by addressing these often secretively held teacher apprehensions and then look at some pedagogical suggestions.

Some express apprehension that the device is not as effective as the traditional method of securing a CVC to patients' skin using sutures.

Such legal action proved effective against Bosnian Serb leaders because of enforcement through apprehensions and subsequent trails at an International Criminal Tribunal, the European Court of Human Rights and regional German courts.

Australian Drug Foundation's policy manager Geoff Munro says he understands the community's apprehension, but evidence shows that the rooms are effective.

Somehow we teachers must overcome our troubling concerns and apprehensions – whether they involve parental conflicts with accompanying media and legal backlashes, principals' well-meaning desires to keep parent school peace by misguidedly pressuring science teachers to use less effective pedagogy, or any other of the variety of concerns and apprehensions that exist.