Sentence examples for developed the practice from inspiring English sources

I developed the practice under pressure of external commitments and obligations.

He developed the practice of asking himself "How did this happen?" and encouraged his junior staff to take detailed histories of all circumstances that had led to harm.

Kashmir Shaivism developed the practice of a simple method of salvation: by the recognition (pratyabhijna)—direct, spontaneous, technique-free, but full of bhakti of one's identity with God.

The patronage hirings have been such an open concern within the agency that Massport officials have developed the practice of what Stephen P. Tocco, a former state economic affairs secretary, called "backfilling," hiring a second in command with airport training.

In hearings, Los Angeles officers who developed the practice with the District Attorney's office in the mid-1980's have said that the goal was to build a wall between the wiretap and the arrest so the surveillance could be used in continuing investigations.

Over a 12-month period, this team wrote a module on cultural competency and nine new clinical cases, and developed the PRACTICE mnemonic (prevalence, risk, attitude, communication, testing, investigation, consent, empowerment) to help health care professionals integrate cultural competency skills in genetics into primary care.

Mr. O'Looney said that no disciplinary action was being contemplated against those responsible for developing the practice.

She was involved, with other analysts, in developing the practice of group analysis in Russia, Northern Ireland and Israel, visiting St Petersburg several times a year, from 2006 to 2011.

Mr Chaballier says next month's experiment will again use a regional wine and should help to develop the practice, although he insists that "it's something that will have to remain local and small scale".

Develop the practice of noticing and enjoying the ride.

Journalists recognised bias as inherent, and resolved to develop the practice to test information and prune any cultural or personal bias.