However, some commanders said, officers sometimes bend to pressure by supervisors to eschew report-taking.
Eschewing paraphrased, reported speech filtered through a narrator, these new novelists presented readers with their characters' unvarnished words, and with this new directness came a need to separate speech from narration.
We can best serve policy-makers and consumers by eschewing nursing home reporting systems that present information about all the facilities in a city, a state, or the nation on a website or in a report.
We argue that we can best serve policy-makers and consumers by eschewing nursing home reporting systems that provide information about all the facilities in a city, a state, or the nation on a website or in a report.
Of course, you're absolutely right that the desire to build a "personal brand" has encouraged some journalists to eschew good reporting in favor of self-aggrandizing positioning statements calculated to increase their own popularity.
Analytical behaviourism differs from psychological behaviourism, which is merely a methodological program to base theories on behavioral evidence and to eschew introspective reports.
Berlinski, one is happy to report, eschews Greene's tiresome religious self-mutilations.
He then built a chain of professionally staffed blogs that eschewed media conventions like, oh, fairness and reporting, for brutal, well-turned takes on fairly mannered industries.
The New York Times reports she eschewed a blind trust for one run by relatives of her husband, who is a White House senior advisor, and that she still "wields power" over the company.
Sure enough we were serenaded right through dinner, although I am happy to report that she eschewed the "Liebestod," and rendered some Neapolitan canzoni with delightful brio.
