Sentence examples for explicit opportunity from inspiring English sources

At issue was whether he had lied when he denied promoting it as an explicit opportunity to lobby a top bankruptcy official at the event.

Having achieved an educational qualification usually confers some explicit opportunity or entitlement to the holder of the qualification, e.g. the opportunity to enroll in a university or (further qualify to) practice a specific occupation.

Using a nationally representative Dutch sample, we evaluate the importance of three survey design features in explaining observed differences: mode (face-to-face vs. web), question wording ('prices in general' vs. 'inflation'), and the explicit opportunity to revise responses.

The ETL process of the source data into the CDM provides an explicit opportunity to impose common standards across the data networks.

Representatives of all selected patients will be approached in writing to inform them about the study and to give them the explicit opportunity to refrain from participation of the patient in the study.

This domain also offers an explicit opportunity to evaluate relationships between staff and residents, with evidence of good outcomes coming from the nature, tone and warmth of communication in the home and feeding into final ratings.

12, 14, 17 RAP facilitates the development of strategies, not prescribed protocols, and change built on explicit opportunities for learning, reflection, and adaptation.

Furthermore, patient educators provide students with explicit opportunities to learn from patients, appreciate patients as knowledgeable partners, and incorporate the patient's perspective as part of the educational messages.

In addition to reducing emissions from fossil fuel burning, the Kyoto Protocol provides explicit opportunities for Annex B countries to partly achieve their reduction commitments by planting new forests, or by managing existing forests or agricultural land differently (so-called Land-Use, Land-Use Change and Forestry measures: LULUCF).

However, the tenets of active learning suggest that we engage students in a variety of small assignments to help them grapple with the material, direct them toward changing their minds about common misconceptions, and provide explicit opportunities to connect biology learning to the real world, their personal lives, and their own opinions.

A three-year project aiming to develop students' teamwork skills systematically through explicit instruction, opportunities to practice, and formative feedback across the curriculum was carried out in the only chemical engineering department in Hong Kong.