Sentence examples for process on the part of from inspiring English sources

He said they showed "a violation of the public trust in the judicial confirmation process on the part of Democratic senators on the Senate Judiciary Committee".

From Mercedes at Times Nail(go to Times Square at 42nd & look up)writer has a description of what happens at a nail salon--or, rather, what process on the part of the nail worker is involved.

Mr. Oesterreich denied that and said of Mr. Cuomo: "Any aberration in the process on the part of HUD to exclude the city hurts the clients that he should be most concerned about".

There has been some ground-breaking research on self-directed learning (SDL) in nursing education which reveals the superiority of SDL to traditional learning methods in terms of students' academic performance and the development of positive attitudes toward the learning process on the part of both students and teachers.

This was a deliberate process on the part of some GPs, yet for others it appeared to occur unintentionally.

The participating professionals were enrolled in the study by the occupational health physicians of the ten HCL hospital facilities involved, either during annual checkups or in the context of a spontaneous and voluntary process on the part of the professionals.

While the technology can be considered to be mature, it requires maintenance of optimum materials and processes on the part of the ceramic manufacturer, as well as achieving optimum potential performance and failure risk reduction through design, commensurate with achieving practical goals.

A qualitative study conducted in the initial phase of our project identified dissatisfaction with the referral and shared care processes on the part of general practice and allied health services [ 4], reflecting poor communication, limited exchange of information and difficulties in working relationships [ 5].

Since the eigenfeatures come from principal component analysis and selecting lesser eigenvectors reduces the size of data, there is no need to use any feature selection process on this part of the data.

Ihde also recognizes a fourth type of human/technology relation in which technology is not directly implicated in a conscious process of engagement on the part of the human actor.

"Clubs that want to bring in such changes should have the proposal subject to a formal, independently verifiable and recognise process of approval on the part of supporters, and approved by the FA".