Sentence examples for branch practice from inspiring English sources

Together the remote and rural LHCCs provided services to over 96,000 people in a geographic area of approximately 7,000 square miles, from 52 main general practice sites and 7 branch practice premises (Table 1).

Mr. Heiferman's branch practices "no casual-anything," he said.

This was systematically searched, and practices were excluded if they did not treat horses, or were branch practices, producing a final list of principal practices (n = 850).

A self-reporting questionnaire was distributed, via seven health boards, to all general practices within Wales (n = 478); branch practices were not included as staff may work at both main and branch practices which may have resulted in duplication of results.

The leaks in question accused Bhathal of bullying and branch-stacking the practice of attempting to influence party pre-selections through dogged recruitment tactics.

He was aided by the Ministers of War and Navy in matters concerning the Army and the Armada (Navy)—although the President of the Council of Ministers usually exercised oversight of both branches in practice.

When we humbly and respectfully consider yoga's history, context, many branches and practices we give ourselves a fighting chance achieving yoga's aim of enlightenment of mind, body and spirit.

Developed over thousands of years, yoga has evolved into a multitude of branches and practices that specialize in different things.

It's a serious branch of visual practice, probably the most serious.

He also introduced management branch visits, a practice that often took him to remote British villages.

Public interest law is a branch of legal practice committed to representing traditionally unrepresented groups and interests.