Sentence examples for approach to practising from inspiring English sources
With global-as-supraterritorial, the 'global' in 'global health' is both neutral (i.e. not loaded with normative/ethical claims) and un-neutral enough (i.e. not de-politicised) to serve as a self-reflective, un-euphemistical approach to practising, understanding and teaching the inherently 'politicised' nature of 'global health'.
"These original copies of The Hydra commemorate that encounter, they are also a reminder of the generous and cultivated approach to medicine practised by the doctors at Craiglockhart and the atmosphere of imaginative sympathy in which art was created and minds began to be healed.
The course also sets out to provide a very patient-oriented approach to the practise of medicine, in line with the General Medical Council's "Tomorrow's Doctors" report of 1994.
The training included general information on alcohol epidemiology and UK standard drinks, an introduction to the trial protocol, demonstration of the relevant screening and brief intervention approaches, and role play to practise delivery.
Key soccer coaching tip: Get your players to practise all three approaches and use the tactic they feel most confident with.
Google can afford to practise a high-freedom approach because it selects its people so carefully: only about 0.25% of those who apply actually end up with a job.
With finite resources available to both cohorts, there appear to be different approaches to therapists' practise in the two settings.
Not if you go by the number of people who eagerly approached us to practise their English and, after a tentative start, wanted to say what they thought of their rulers.
I don't have to practise, practise, practise.
