Sentence examples for better practices to from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the mechanisms of the European cap-and-trade system are specifically designed to export better practices to the developing world.

"It's very easy to find these sellers, so it would be very easy for you to put in better practices to stop this fraud happening," she said.

Teaching better practices to children can be one way to take care of this concern[14].

This is done through technology transfer that empowers landusers to make decisions on better practices to preserve their agro-ecosystems, through capacity building and through policy advice.

This systematic review aimed to gather and evaluate evidence based studies on TB care in pregnancy, with consideration of WHO standard guidelines for TB care, in order to recommend better practices to improve TB care for pregnant women.

Further interactive workshops were held in each NICU after completion of the POINTS of Care module so that nurses/NAs could identify potentially better practices to introduce to their unit.

Several banks had already prepared Governance Playbooks for previous plans, which indicates that this is an example of the Agencies leveling up a "better practice" to a requirement.

Rather than passing a bilateral hat around, and leaving the provision of human need hostage to a patchwork of domestic politics, it would be much better practice to pay for core international public needs from core international taxation.

"It might be the better practice to keep those in any event, given the interest in the subject matter that was on the tapes," Mr. Filip told the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Although it appears that such a result could not follow here, we think it better practice to dismiss the suit for want of the jurisdictional amount as to all appellees except Paul Gray, Inc. See Rich v. Lambert, 12 How.

Government reports suggest a reliance on engineering solutions and better practice to overcome problems found in the US when evidence suggests that there are inherent risks and impacts that cannot be eliminated.