Sentence examples for calls to practice from inspiring English sources

Several methods were used including letters, presentations at local meetings, cold calls to practice managers.

The response rate to the questionnaire was low (19%), despite selecting the recommendation to target through engagement with local stakeholders and surveying local health professionals, and despite using two reminders, an incentive prize, and phone calls to practice managers to bolster response rates.

We are called to practice the aggressive nonviolent resistance which Jesus demonstrated unto death.

If any one felt called to practice, he could do so simply being made liable to prosecution for doing badly what he was not educated to do, and did not know how to do, much loss to do well.

It highlights the advantages of introductory telephone calls to practices, followed by postal information and face to face meetings in achieving high retention within a trial.

If this sounds like a call to practice a brutal old-fashioned policy of divide and rule, that is not my point at all.

Is it easy to rise to Vivekananda's high call to practice reverence with every human being?

Between the mailing and telephone calls to practices, 2180 were identified as duplicates, 233 physicians were identified as having retired, and 5828 were identified as not practising in Connecticut.

The calls to integrate practice-led assessments with existing externally-led assessments imply that we need to understand more about how these methods affect the role of those who visit the practices either as assessors, educators or facilitators.

Telephone calls requiring medical advice make up a significant proportion of the total calls to a medical practice.

I could preach, being reasonably certain that I would not be called upon to practice.