Sentence examples for entitled actions from inspiring English sources
His strategy review, entitled Actions to capture value from our global presence in a changed world, involved what he described as a significant reshaping of the business, to achieve global cost-savings of $5bn£3.3bnbn).
The policy actions (regulatory drivers) already implemented in a regulatory push by the European Commission and the ensuing steps towards achieving the EU framework for LNG as an alternative ship fuel are summarized in a communication entitled "Actions towards a comprehensive EU framework on LNG for shipping" (European Commission (2013)).
Yes, I chose to be tattooed, but that doesn't justify the inappropriate and entitled actions of the men I encountered on the streets of New York City.
Entitled "Actions Needed To Address Unintended Consequences from Cessation of Domestic Slaughter," the July 2011 report highlights how horse welfare declined over the past few years.
The latest announcement comes in a government command paper entitled Action for Roads, which states that the proposed legislation is likely to be brought forward next year, after consultation.
The MHLW set two different programs in 2007 and 2013, respectively, entitled "Action Program for the Promotion of the Safe Use of Generic Drugs" (OECD 2009) and "Roadmap for further use of generic drugs" (MHLW 2012b).
The panel, sponsored by the White House, had been entitled "Action on Spurring Innovation and Deploying Advanced Technologies".
However, in a pilot randomized controlled 12-week trial with 24 participants of the effectiveness of an intervention entitled "Action Over Inertia", no changes in occupational engagement were detected [ 14].
The National Institute of Infectious Diseases, Japan (NIID) reflected on these characteristics in a publication entitled, Action Plans to Control Measles and the Future Problems [ 6] and proposed that infants be vaccinated as soon as possible after their one-year birthday to reduce the age group's susceptibility to measles infection.
This week, Tate Modern hosts Britain's first major retrospective of his work, entitled Joseph Beuys: Actions, Vitrines, Environments.
But the attack stalled and on 30 November 1994, Yeltsin signed a decree entitled On actions [needed] to restore constitutional law and order across the territory of the Chechen republic.
