Sentence examples for in a disposition from inspiring English sources

At Ingersoll Rand, he recalls, one ROC analysis "resulted in a disposition of a business that was dragging down the value of the enterprise.

Consider the discussion of canon #37, the "Absurdity Doctrine": "A provision may be either disregarded or judicially corrected … if failing to do so would result in a disposition no reasonable person could approve".

This brings us, then, to the sort of trait we are more interested in: a disposition for psychological altruism, as defined above.

In the American justice system, witnesses to a crime are generally asked to repeat their account of an incident numerous times: to the police, in a disposition, in meetings with attorneys, and in court.

As Vazquez (2011: p. 179) highlights, for these non-citizens, 'salvation typically depend[s] on whether his court appointed attorney or public defender has the ability and knowledge necessary to negotiate a plea bargain during the criminal proceedings that will result in a disposition that will prevent the noncitizen defendant from being deported'.

As he put it in A Fragment on Government, "By a sovereign I mean any person or assemblage of persons to whose will a whole political community are (no matter on what account) supposed to be in a disposition to pay obedience" (1977, 18).

Third, intravenous PK data are highly valuable in updating a disposition model for subsequent application in an oral model.

When we have a compassionate response to a situation, it creates in the receiver a disposition to act in a compassionate way herself, both with the same person or with others.

Black Sabbath — let's speak in the past tense — was a basic formula, a disposition in general.

In this study, the softening function of GRC under flexural tensile fracture tests in an in-plane disposition has been obtained by combining numerical simulations with an inverse analysis.

But in Britain, there is a disposition toward walking.