Sentence examples for allowed practice from inspiring English sources

Mostly, he went on the attack, occasionally borrowing a talking point from Mr. Spitzer, who had made an issue of Mr. Stringer's sending a representative to pension board meetings — an allowed practice.

In turn, this has allowed Practice Fusion to expand its aspirations on the data front, increasing its de-identified data platform, which Howard claims is now the largest realtime clinical dataset in the U.S. Companies in the healthcare market, today, he says, are feeling the pressure of consolidation, which is why the team has been pulling all available levers to scale as quickly as possible.

Because participants were allowed practice trials and conditions were exactly the same in every trial, there was no need for more than six trials.

Infrastructure funds allowed practice modifications such as providing a room for the student to consult independently.

Prior to testing, subjects were allowed practice to become comfortable with the procedure.

This allowed practice nurses to identify with patients more easily, and to empathise with the symptoms they were describing: 'I suppose I differ in the way that I had a virus, a viral illness many years ago and it was so bad I could barely lift my head, and no-one knew the cause of it, all my blood pattern was normal, I just could not get up.

Few of these leaders would have allowed practices like the most recent to slip by under their watch.

An intervention that allowed practices to tailor certain aspects to fit their needs increased screening for domestic violence.

The application of Quality and Outcomes Framework exception rules allowed practices to obtain much higher remunerable attainment in care homes.

We allowed practices flexibility in how they implemented self management support at the practice level, and flexibility can lead to attenuated outcomes.

The coordinator in Gwent allowed practices to devise their own facilitation arrangements but only highly motivated practices managed to make progress (see Table 2).