Sentence examples for outset to perform from inspiring English sources

In their decision, they wrote that the federal law imposes criminal charges only when doctors intend at the outset to perform the procedure, while Virginia law also made it a crime for doctors to perform the prohibited procedure by mistake.

"From the outset, I wanted to groom the dancers to perform, to be seen on stage," he said.

At the outset, the famously modest Ms. Keaton had agreed to perform one brief, full-frontal nude scene in which Harry surprises Erica.

In summary, for the purposes of successful competition regardless of the discipline, it is important that the horse is highly motivated to perform the specific athletic activity at the outset of training and competition.

It follows, therefore, that one of the most important factors at the outset of training is to ensure that the individual animal is sufficiently motivated to perform.

The next step after a non-diagnostic CT varies, but could potentially result in: (1) US or CT follow-up to confirm stability and assess for growth, (2) contrast-enhanced CT (if this was not performed from the outset) to assess for possible enhancement or (3) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) (Fig. 1).

Ms. Brooks had agreed from the outset to testify.

Many were reluctant at the outset to join the euro.

The following systems are designed from the outset to monitoring cloud deployments.

Fixed point photographs were taken at the outset to enable later photogrammetric analysis.

The patient integrated care pathway was designed from the very outset to be patient-centred.