Sentence examples for by changing the practice from inspiring English sources

By changing the practice of simply disposing the leftovers, to, for instance, selling them at reduced prices at the end of the day, less is wasted.

Groundwater vulnerability maps provide visual information for more vulnerable zones which help to protect groundwater resources and also to evaluate the potential for water quality improvement by changing the agricultural practices and land use applications (Connell and Daele 2003; Rupert 2001; Babiker et al. 2005; Burkart and Feher 1996).

Community-led programme changes tradition A revolutionary community-led total sanitation (CLTS) programme, promoted by the Government of the Niger and UNICEF, is changing the practice by mobilizing communities to take action to eliminate open defecation.

Particular episodes in institutional practice, say the enactment of a new statute, change rights and obligations by changing the content of the practice and therefore its moral effect (Greenberg 2007, 2011a).

It preserved the practice by changing the rationale.

New Democracy officials and commentators said one priority of a Mitsotakis government could be to follow a traditional practice by changing the electoral law and to seek a more substantial parliamentary majority.

He introduced taekwondo there in 1980, and won further favour with the government by changing the name of one solo practice form from kodang (after a North Korean democratic Christian moderate, presumed slain by the Red Army in 1946) to juche (after the isolationist policy of "self-reliance" advocated by North Korean leader Kim Il-Sung).

This development will influence clinical practice by changing the choice of empiric antimicrobial drug therapy for severe skin and soft tissue infections.

The effects of particular practices will depend on the emotional environment in the family, and "(p arenting style alters the parents' capacity to socialize their children by changing the effectiveness of their parenting practice.

It has the potential to transform the practice of anaesthesia by changing the nature of securing a definitive airway in emergency and difficult intubations from a pressured stop start process to a smooth and unhurried undertaking.

In 2005, President George W. Bush's Department of Education walked back decades of Title IX practices by changing the rules for how to determine whether schools had violated female students' rights to equal opportunity.