Sentence examples for adopting a practice from inspiring English sources

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

In structure, Bratman's theory is akin to the variety of rule-utilitarianism on which we have utilitarian grounds for adopting a practice of punishment or promising that sometimes goes against considerations of utility.

If reasons for adopting a practice or pattern of reasoning transmit to the actions or inferences that fall under it, as Rawls (1955) once argued, the problems of bootstrapping and peremptoriness return.

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).

In establishing this means of connection with the feelings, hopes, and problems of "ordinary" Americans, Mr. Obama is adopting a practice that served President Franklin D. Roosevelt well during the Great Depression.

This confirms the findings of a study published where the authors found that physicians consult on average at least 3 sources before adopting a practice [ 19].

Reported practical changes included adopting a practice-wide policy of antibiotic prescription reduction.

Reported practice changes included adopting a practice-wide policy of reducing antibiotic prescription.

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

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

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