The rules — part of the Dodd-Frank Act, the regulatory overhaul enacted in the wake of the crisis — take aim at a practice called proprietary trading, in which companies speculate for their own gains rather than for their customers'.
While relaxation is not an aim of mindfulness practice, it is a common outcome, and may play a part in the improvement of stress-related symptoms and physical disorders [ 16, 17].
van Manen writes the primary aim of a phenomenology of practice-inspired research strives, "…to open up possibilities for creating formative relations between being and acting, between who we are and how we act, between thoughtfulness and tact" [ 69].
Developing ("building individuals", (IBM)) and retaining talented staff was also considered a key aim of organisational practice, with staff turnover (and absenteeism) included as a key performance indicator for managers.
A stated aim of general practice is to provide coverage, continuity and quality of relationship for patients [ 1].
The aim of this practice certainly appears eugenic, though without an obviously coercive structure, and for the benefit of the individual family.
Professionals work collectively on a problem identified from their practice with the aim of improving practice and conceptualising their learning.
This holds a fortiori for prenatal screening, given the above account of the aim of the practice.
This talk will explore how Decolonizing Architecture Art Residency, in exploring the paradoxes and the potentialities of the contemporary condition of "Permanent Temporariness" of refugee camps, aims to cultivate a practice based on the strengths instead of the weaknesses of the refugee condition.
One aim of the practice, called expedited partners therapy, is to reduce re-infections.
The aim of Buddhist practice is to be rid of the delusion of ego and thus free oneself from the fetters of this mundane world.
