Article 101 of the TFEU prohibits agreements and concerted practices which may affect trade and prevent or restrict competition.
Middle-class parents, especially those toward the upper end of the socioeconomic spectrum, have the human capital resources – time and money – to practice concerted cultivation and do so to ensure their children's future success.
When the techniques young men deploy to avoid the police fail, and they find themselves cuffed against a wall or cornered in an alleyway, all is not lost: Once caught, sometimes they practice concerted silence, create a distraction, advocate for their rights, or threaten to sue the police or go to the newspapers.
Mindfulness is a committed, concerted, targeted practice -- a life skill.
Two action plans were found to target a higher level of collaboration described as concerted collaborative practice.
Via concerted research and clinical practice, international scientists and practitioners, have progressively uncovered the root causes and the most effective treatments for health maintenance and restoration.
It is becoming increasingly clear that the practice of genomics requires concerted collaborative effort from clinicians, molecular biologists, and computational scientists to address the current challenges in the discovery, interpretation, and application of genomic data to health care.
The middle-class families she observed practiced what she called "concerted cultivation": enrolling kids in various organized activities led by adults, but also engaging even young kids in a lot of back-and-forth conversation with adults.
This pressure is particularly intense for middle-class mothers, who may practice a childrearing style called concerted cultivation, an approach identified by Annette Laureau in the early 2000s.
