Sentence examples for concluded practice from inspiring English sources

When the Knicks concluded practice today, Kurt Thomas sat in a corner, having ice wrapped around his sprained right ankle, an injury painful enough that he was not even thinking much about his bruised right knee.

In a scrimmage that concluded practice, he shouted..

Didn't nobody send me the time," Wall said, explaining his tardiness, after concluding practice on Monday at the Thomas and Mack Center on the UNLV campus.

After concluding practices at St . Vincents, the Steelers began to practice at their facility on Pittsburgh's SoutheSteelers

Another Cochrane review, this one of the effects of practice-based interventions to enhance IP collaboration on professional practices, concluded that practice-based IP collaborative interventions can improve healthcare processes and outcomes [ 25].

"There was no increased evidence of birth defects, cancer or other diseases over the 22-year period, so we concluded the practice is safe". Officials said residents have generally accepted the practice.

8 A national, cross-sectional analysis of 7856 practices in England concluded that practices providing 'more timely' access to care had lower rates of A&E attendances in 2010 2011 after adjustment for the characteristics of practices' registered populations.

In Colorado, the ban resulted in a condemning editorial from the Denver Post, which concluded the practice "runs smack into the constitutionally protected right to free exercise of religion".

Sources: Alabama started spring practice on March 16 and concluded 15 practices later on April 20 with the annual A-Day game.

In 2011, a Royal Commission on Demographic Change and the Environment concluded: "In practice, there is little government can do to have any real effect on the size of the population over the next 40 years".

The influential committee also concluded the practice of mindfulness has demonstrated effectiveness in reducing stress and anxiety, but it found the scientific evidence for that claim weaker and more inconsistent.