Sentence examples for by the practices and from inspiring English sources

We can opt out of direct patronage by those entities we find unpalatable, but the very existence of these other options has no doubt been underwritten by the practices and business models of the exact entities from which we seek to disentangle ourselves.

From World War II to the mid-1960s, risk management was mainly shaped by the practices and heuristics of business people, investors, and employees.

Relationships between the clinical peripherality index and services offered by the practices and the staff profile of the practices were explored in a series of univariate analyses.

However, by managing multiple chronic conditions within primary care practices, a generalist care manager (GCM) may be both more accepted by the practices and more cost-effective than the specialist manager.

The rate and extent of adoption of conservation practices by farmers is influenced, in principle, by characteristics of the practices and those of the farmers.

She was referred to me by the practice and her mental health problems were exacerbated by the fact that she hadn't got the correct benefits in place.

Deputy Mayor Rudy Washington said last night that he was outraged by the practice, and that it was further proof that the clubs should be shut down.

It was informed by the practice and processes of the Tuning process, and based initially on the AHELO-Tuning document (OECD 2009), the Tertiary Engineering Capability Assessment Concept Design (Coates and Radloff 2008) and several symposia.

Not everyone is bothered by the practice, and again, many engage in it.

Still, the microdosing community swears by the practice and reports boosted creativity, energy and a sense of wellbeing, as well as lower levels of depression.

UNFPA, through the UNFPA-UNICEF Joint Program on Female Genital Mutilation/Cutting, also works closely with communities in many countries to raise awareness of the harms caused by the practice and to support its abandonment.