Sentence examples for requisite awareness from inspiring English sources

Levy (2004) has argued that non-intentional accounts of self-deception that deny the contradictory belief requirement should not suppose that self-deceivers are typically responsible, since it is rarely the case that self-deceivers possess the requisite awareness of the biasing mechanisms operating to produce their self-deceptive belief.

So, with all the requisite self-awareness, I'll be quiet now.

There has been considerable discussion as to the applicability and efficacy of self-directed learning of clinical skills [ 21], allied to recognition of the challenges associated with students having the requisite self-awareness to take responsibility for determining their own learning needs and, indeed, the readiness of students to assume that role [ 34].

Increase in awareness, availability of requisite facilities and training in computing skills are required to enable better utilization of digital resources of digital resources by medical students.

Increase in awareness, availability of requisite facilities and training in computing skills are required to enable optimum utilization of digital resources by students.

Also later during the disaster recovery phase, when the verification and recording of damage and planning of mitigation solutions is most important, situation awareness is an absolute requisite.

An assessment of existing levels of cancer awareness is a pre-requisite for planning comprehensive health programmes, early detection and treatment campaigns [13], that effectively engage communities of women and men.

The requisite to such an awakening is the awareness that our two precious pillars of democracy – freedom of contract and freedom to use the courts – are being destroyed or seriously undermined by corporate influence.

Such an approach is directly comparable to the CR design for which full awareness of all options is a pre-requisite.

They described self-awareness, critical analysis, synthesis, and evaluation as requisite skills for this process.

In half a century of work in the world, the most important lesson I learned from observing leaders like Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu at close quarters is that inner work is a pre-requisite for outer effectiveness -- that the quality of our awareness directly affects the quality of results produced.