Sentence examples for employed practices from inspiring English sources
The author surveyed 184 Spanish companies in the chemicals, electronics and furniture industries to see if they employed practices such as total quality management and just-in-time production, and what attitudes they took towards environmental management.
In January, the Justice Department found that officers employed practices that "unnecessarily endanger themselves and others and result in avoidable shootings and other uses of force," but, despite widespread local support for a consent decree, there is now little likelihood that the government will enforce one.
Interviewees reported they employed practices such as Kanban, Unit Testing, Test-Driven Development (TDD), Open Work Area, and Whole Team (cross-functional and/or multi-functional teams).
For instance, since 1971, U.S.-based oil company Occidental Petroleum has employed practices outlawed in the United States and elsewhere for the purpose of maintaining lower production costs and maximizing revenues".
Similar to commonly employed practices for stress ulcer and deep venous thrombosis prophylaxis, strategies targeting risk factor modification (that is, avoiding a 'second-hit') in at-risk patients have the potential to substantially reduce rates of ALI.
(a) Cryptography: Most employed practice to secure sensitive data [37], thoroughly required by industry, state and federal regulations [38].
The most commonly employed practice was of spiritual type such as prayer and reciting Quran alone or on water.
33 34 Practices that employed practice nurses were eligible to participate.
On Capitol Hill, Senate Democrats who had accused the Pentagon this week of employing practices that violated the Conventions applauded the policy changes.
Companies with 5 years of experience or more usually employ practices such as refactoring, continuous integration, continuous deployment, and automated builds.
In this way, TPD and RPD employ practices supported by available literature and do not differ in form.
