Sentence examples for immediate occasion from inspiring English sources

It gave him an immediate occasion to make his mark.

The immediate occasion of Franco-British rupture, however, was the problem of Malta.

For him, an interpretation is determined not by the immediate occasion but by a lifetime of study and playing.

Another major concern of the restriction against partisan activities by federal employees was perhaps the immediate occasion for enactment of the Hatch Act in 1939.

The immediate occasion for the chapel was the deaths of the two young family heirs (named Giuliano and Lorenzo after their forebears) in 1516 and 1519.

Antoine Watteau, too, did drawings to "keep his hand in" for his painting, although he did so with an independence that led him far beyond the immediate occasion.

All study centres followed the same protocol and study participants were examined on two immediate occasions.

For patients who want to access, for example, therapeutic abortions in some religious hospitals, the clash of individual and institutional conscience is far more than an abstract argument in moral theory; it is an immediate harm occasioned on them by the favouring of a collective, institutional conscience over their medical needs, and even over the medical determinations of their doctor.

Alternatively, Bush could have felt that the immediate budget deficits occasioned by a big tax cut would be inflationary while declining to think through the tax-receipt implications of a mega-inflation.

Memory was assessed in 83 young participants at 4 occasions; immediate, 4, 16, and 64 days after encoding.

Following a QA Team visit, a service can expect 3-month and longer term recommendations, and on rare occasions immediate recommendations concerning areas that require improvement.