Sentence examples for reference to the opportunity from inspiring English sources

Our findings do suggest that if policy makers are to take the difficult and possibly unpopular decision to evaluate orphan drugs on the same basis as treatments for common diseases, they need to defend their choice with clear reference to the opportunity cost (as measured by numbers of patients with common diseases who will go untreated) of ignoring standard cost effectiveness criteria.

While many Muslims spoke positively about their experiences of life in Australia, with particular reference to the opportunities, freedom, and security offered here, many also expressed concerns over a deterioration in relations, particularly in recent years.

"There is no freedom, but still there is hope," Yousafzai said in reference to the limited opportunities of young women in Pakistan.

NEW YORK, USA, 9 September 2010 - The theme of this year's flagship 'Progress for Children' report, 'Achieving the MDGs with Equity,' makes reference to the gap in opportunity between the haves and the have-nots around the world.

When asked if Dell will adopt a similar approach with printers, Peters said, "I'm not prepared to make reference to that opportunity".

And note the subtlety in Bush's concluding reference to the deity in underscoring our opportunity in this age of liberty: "And as we meet the terror and violence of the world, we can be certain the author of freedom is not indifferent to the fate of freedom".

It will include an added reference to the repetitive squandering of lost opportunities by the former and current leaders of Israel and Palestine.

The Presidential Adviser took the opportunity to make special reference to the recent move in the National Assembly regarding reallocation of funds from sovereign activities to social sector activities to the tune of SDG.84 billion, being of significance in broadening the umbrella of social protection.

Priebus also mentions the transformation of the GOP into the Growth and Opportunity Project, a reference to the autopsy report commissioned by the RNC after former presidential nominee Mitt Romney's loss to President Barack Obama in 2012.

Kirzner (1997) makes reference to the concept of alertness to summarize the entrepreneur's aptitude to take advantage of opportunities.

Nevertheless, the reference to jobs/business opportunities offered by PSCs according to the household survey remained significant as there is relatively little reference to it in the private security and crime literature.