Sentence examples for change of practices from inspiring English sources

The increase of NI rates could be due to a change of practices in this ICU, change in data record definition along time or a better detection.

For our top judges, it has involved a big change, of practice and of culture.

"For some, that will mean a change of practice and style," said Wilding.

"But there wasn't any similar change of practice by the British intelligence agencies," he said.

Old Mutual Wealth's retirement planning expert, Adrian Walker, said: "This sensible change of practice is good news.

English courts can expect similar sport.It is not clear that the fox has benefited from the subtle change of practice in Scotland.

In 33 of the cases, there were recommendations for a change of practice, but the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) was unable say how many of the claimants had been hit by a benefit sanction.

And, in a change of practice, the administration is also pre-emptively reviewing all documents sent by the governor to the archives and removing anything it deems sensitive from public view.

The DRAFFT trial has had a profound impact on English orthopaedic surgery, and has resulted in a marked change of practice.

Traditionally salespersons have not viewed their obligations of beneficence in this way, but perhaps paternalistic beneficence would be a commendable change of practice?

Prof Martin Gore, the medical director of the Royal Marsden, said this would be "an exciting change of practice", which patients were ready for.