Sentence examples for adopted a practice from inspiring English sources

The hospital had adopted a practice of having technicians read the tests.

As a result the medical world adopted a practice that might well be a threat to patient health.

Both sides appear to have adopted a practice of making their concessions in the presence of the Americans, to show a willingness to compromise.

To keep creativity and consistency, Mr. Tomasini adopted a practice from Hollywood: a team of 20 writers who create in workshops, producing carefully arced scripts.

Now Mr. Achatz has adopted a practice that turns the world of menu psychology upside down: his customers do not get them until after they eat.

Both sides appear to have adopted a practice of making their concessions in the presence of the Americans, to demonstrate to Washington a willingness to compromise under the plan, called the road map.

In line with our above mentioned definition of coordination, we adopted a practice-based method in order to explore coordination "as it occurs in practice" during everyday working routines [ 1].

My advice to Tony Blair is to adopt a practice proven successful here.

Now the state Democratic Party is considering adopting a practice that Republicans were criticized for using against Mr. McCain.

Which is why the league needs to move from referee-whistled fouls and adopt a practice as time tested as the game itself: letting the players call their own.

We explore some of these implications and the nuances of adopting a practice orientation for science education through the lens of one NGSS practice 'Planning and Carrying Out Investigations' (PCOI).