Príklady desist

• With rampant unemployment and a surplus of labor, many workers desisted from joining unions out of fear of such reprisals.

• I desist from trying to specify too precisely what the upper limit might be on the size of a workable legislative assembly.

• Although we found significant decreases in the mean levels of problem behavior, the categorical analyses revealed that more children persist than desist in problem behavior.

• Another question is whether individuals who desist do so under better educational and employment conditions compared to persisting delinquents.

• Out of that group, almost 40% desisted in serious offending between ages 20 and 25.

• But to desist from these truly vital questions would appear to us as dereliction of duty.

• Therefore, it is necessary to stipulate how large the window needs to be to consider a person as having desisted.

• They then instruct medical personnel to desist from heroic measures to prolong the dying process.

• When asked to pay the same, they requested the authorities to desist from flouting traditions.

• In early adulthood, endorsing an antisocial lifestyle and being employed or in school were closely related to patterns of persisting or desisting in crime.

• It also seems likely that some of the individuals desisted earlier than the desistance window of ages 20 -25 used in this analysis.

• In time, such efforts desist from being sunk costs, and instead acquire utility value.

• With a few notable exceptions, injunctions have been generally recognized as less effective enforcement tools than cease and desist orders.

• A class of individuals, labeled childhood limited, who demonstrated conduct problems in childhood but subsequently desisted, was also identified (24.3%).

• They found that antisocial adolescents who desisted from criminality had significantly greater physiological arousal and orienting than antisocial adolescents who became adult criminals.