Sentence examples for was not proffered from inspiring English sources

For instance, a nurse might refrain from offering her knowledge if appropriate respect was not proffered first: Nurse: ' [Consultants to the ICU should] introduce themselves, to say what service they're from, and to ask some questions about the patient as you're the primary caregiver.

The heuristic principles which govern forms of enquiries are not proffered as propositions (as answers to questions) with a definite truth value, but as presuppositions.

As financial or other incentives were not proffered, participation was strictly voluntary.

And undeniably private projects aren't proffered as public projects and therefore don't even attempt eminent domain.

However, as Respondent points out, the court did not find that Dr. Hayne was not qualified to proffer expert opinions in forensic pathology.

The Supreme Court rejected the challenge, concluding that the evidence presented was "not of the sort proffered in NAACP v. Alabama".

But that advice was not popular among British politicians when it was proffered in 2009.

The man apparently knew somehow that the information being proffered wasn't what he wanted.

But it wasn't long before Rendell proffered the quote of the session -- disharmonious words sure to spook the entire convention.

In response to a letter from Nicky Morgan, who chairs parliament's Treasury committee, Philip Hammond said there was no consensus on an alternative to rates and many of the ideas proffered "were not without their own issues".

I'm not presumptuous enough to proffer candidates, especially as my list might be rather theatre-centric, and you may not want to follow Rocco with another theatre-oriented person, since the NEA has an impact on so many areas in the arts.