Sentence examples for behaviour the practice from inspiring English sources
Spiritual bulk was added in the form of parental lectures on correct feminine behaviour: the practice of hypocrisy and sexual ignorance as preparation for marriage.
Understanding the organisational behaviour of the practice will help to set the stage for goal-setting and whether large or small projects should be taken on.
For example, the presence of policymaker or health insures could influence the (strategic) behaviour of the practice experts, as they are (financially) dependent of these stakeholders for the continuity of their practices.
An ethnographer (AMR) used a funnelling approach to observe and describe the context of and behaviours within the practice, 33 moving to detailed observation and audio recording of consultations.
The beatings were learned behaviour; he learned the practice from his father and from society.
Efforts at prevention have focused primarily on changes in sexual behaviour such as the practice of abstinence or the use of condoms.
Muslim women were seen by Female Community Leaders (FCLs) to be restricted in their help-seeking behaviour: they believed the practice of wearing the burqa would limit their inclinations to visit the Health Posts.
a accepted by the sickness fund as being chronically sick Concerning the outcome variable, about 27% of all participants delayed a physician visit, 18% avoided a visit, 25% made an additional visit, and 30% did not report any change in their behaviour due to the practice charge.
These measures require individual and community participation through modification of their risk behaviours toward the practices that protect them from infection or re-infection applying basic knowledge about causes and prevention of parasitic diseases.
The agencies are working with communities to accelerate change in people's attitude and behaviours to abandon the practice.
The SIS-M therefore offers considerable potential as a research tool to gain novel insights into the conformity behaviour of midwives in the practice environment and the relationship of such behaviour to maternal and neonatal outcomes.
