Simply put, signatories to the convention agree to institute the necessary legislation and practices to prevent abusers of power from reaping the rewards of corruption.
Farrell, Edmunds, Hobbs, and Laycock (2000) examine progress among UK police forces to develop policies and practices to prevent repeat victimization.
Initially the executors of his will used "all the cullerable shifts and practices" to prevent the books from moving to the school.
The resulting body of knowledge offers the public, policymakers, and community members an unprecedented opportunity that did not exist before to catalyze the creation of effective, science-based policies and practices to prevent child health and development.
In sub-Saharan Africa, mass medical circumcision has been promoted and practiced to prevent the spread of HIV: for instance, in Tanzania, tribal circumcision is being transformed into medical circumcision [ 4]; in Rwanda, we see the traditionally non-circumcising nation accepting mass medical circumcision [ 5].
Avoid the "spray-and-stop-and-spray again" practice to prevent run-ons and globs and please, please, do it OUTSIDE for those of you who live in the apartments!
The benefits of practice on the task were acknowledged, and providing extra practice to prevent slower learning due to memory problems of the participants was required.
While knowledge of delirium and interest in enhancing practice to prevent it was a key motivating factor for geriatricians' involvement in the research, among other staff, awareness of delirium was more variable.
Similarly, vaccination levels among veterinarians and other workers within the veterinary practice to prevent zoonotic diseases were variable.
Potentially, this association could be used to develop a highly reliable screening test to predict high-risk subpopulations to TCE exposure and could be applied for occupational practice to prevent about 70% of the cases of this life-threatening disease.
