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The phrase "brings for" is incorrect in this context. The intended meaning of the sentence is that the current situation requires or demands tough and focused decisions.The correct idiom to express this is "calls for," which means to require, demand, or necessitate something.Thus, option (3) "Calls for" is the most appropriate replacement.
The Latin Maxim ubi jus ibi remedium means_______________
As per the Negotiable Instruments Act the presumption under section 139 is relating to the issue of the cheque for the discharge of any debt is in favo...
Ad hoc means______________
According to Industrial Relation Code, unfair trade practice means any of the practice specified in the________.
Meetings of the Central Board shall be covered____________as per the RBI Act ?
According to IPC in a cognizable offence a police officer_______.
Who among the following is author of the book ‘Law of Tort’?
An absconder’s property is sold after how many months after attachment of his property?
...In parliamentary form of Government, cabinet is responsible to ?
What powers does the Supreme Court possess as a court of record?