Beyond technical and training considerations, another important aspect that warrants reflection is the role of organisational and occupational culture (see Moreto 2013).
This milestone warrants reflection.
Performing bariatric surgery for obese children and adolescents in order to discipline their behavior warrants reflection and caution.
Whatever limitations may lurk within the current theoretical model and its framework, these observations seem to warrant further reflection in the areas of city planning and in policy making.
The moment warrants some reflection, because it may never happen again.
Still, Mahbubani's comparison warrants some reflection this week, which coincides with the 10th anniversary of 9/11 and the president's jobs speech.
But Gordon Brown's statement on Friday 9 April that Tory proposals to remove all innocent people from the national DNA database – apart from those accused of the most violent crimes – represents "a big dividing line in this election" warrants particular reflection.
Discussing Chu's narrative about a Minnesota man who described himself as "homosexual but not gay" and who "chose a life of celibacy and community musical theater," Savage dispatches this vexed man's suicide attempt, as though it warranted no reflection, debate or exploration, with the statement that "suicides don't go to heaven, of course".
The discourse about the L'Aquila trial warrants careful reflection and addition.
This is neither good nor bad, but it definitely warrants some reflection.
His story isn't merely a referendum on black youth and gang violence, rather it warrants a reflection on what "together" means.
