Sentence examples for emphasis on practising from inspiring English sources
The judges all echoed similar thoughts and laid emphasis on practising professionalism and maintaining journalistic ethics.
Without registration and the emphasis on evidence-based practice programmes [ 45], associated allied health practitioners may find themselves left behind due to lack of research skills, research not transferable to practise, and lack of managerial support for ongoing research.
They placed emphasis on skills that they will need as newly practising doctors, such as assessment of suicide risk and self-harm, management of alcohol withdrawal and recognition of delirium.
Likely explanations may include the sustained and significant external subsidy, possibly through an emphasis on accountability, community ownership, and to some extent practising a community-implemented exemption (Poletti et al. 2007).
This study is an attempt to explore the perceptions and experiences of the testing services with a particular emphasis on the provider initiated opt-out HIV testing as practised at Antenatal Clinics (ANC) where the PMTCT programme is located.
There is much emphasis on the individual's right to adopt, profess, practise and abandon any set of religious or philosophical beliefs, including atheistic ones.
Barbe-bleue was written in the wake of the historian Michelet's assertion that De Rais's only crime was practising alchemy, though Offenbach also, uniquely, expands on Perrault's emphasis on social comedy.
There was an increase in emphasis on communication skills (allied health colleagues, patients, peers and supervisors) with opportunities to practise communication skills were introduced using actors, with audio visual recordings for students to review their own performance.
There will be an emphasis on getting children to read "reasonably well" by the end of Year 1 (age six) and children will practise yoga and meditation and eat vegetarian meals.
