Sentence examples for constitute a practice from inspiring English sources
(Does Paul McCarthy covered in ketchup constitute a "practice"? Please).
–Department Head, drug treatment facility According to laws or regulations in most sites, pharmacists cannot clean or dress abscesses because this would constitute a practice of medicine prohibited to them.
The great heterogeneity of practice organization and business models employed by CAM practitioners poses methodological challenges for defining what constitutes a "practice" for research designs that would attempt to study whole practices.
The circuit diagrams and maps of activity and actors constituted a practice for producing knowledge about the research project and how the students' and advisors' roles within the project were produced through these interrelations.
Taken together, the actions constitute a "pattern and practice" of religious discrimination, says the lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Brooklyn.
It may constitute a practical tool for practicing engineers in the preliminary design phase of any SW building.
Roughly, a constitutive convention helps "constitute" a social practice, in the sense that it helps define what the practice is and how to engage in it correctly.
And it's novel enough that it might just constitute a best practice for other companies to emulate.
Consequently a gap exists in our knowledge of what engineering cultures currently might look like, or what might constitute a best practice engineering asset culture.
