Sentence examples for examination of the practices from inspiring English sources

Such is the near tragicomic state of the New York Racing Association, as described by the New York attorney general's office in a 64-page examination of the practices and culture of the nonprofit corporation that owns and operates the trifecta of New York racetracks: Aqueduct, Belmont Park, and Saratoga.

Examination of the practices that communities are adopting involves understanding of the local policy planning process (Baker and McLelland 2003).

It requires, among other things, an examination of the practices of major health care institutions, which deny low-income people of color the highest quality of care they have to offer even when those people have health insurance.

That said, the evidence has been dominated by behavioural data with limited sociocultural documentation and examination of the practices.

They recommend the need for closer examination of the practices needed for particular students women, for example, or students with lower academic success to be fully engaged in and benefit from UREs. 4. Villa EQ, Kephart K, Gates AQ, Thiry H, Hug S (2013).

While ambition and angst among the young magazine set may not be of paramount consequence (and this is a particularly hand-wringing, wheedling group), the movie is "a serious, well-observed examination of the practice of journalism," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times.

"The movie is a serious, well-observed examination of the practice of journalism, and if it takes note of the vanity and obsessiveness that are among the vices of the profession, it also acknowledges (and perhaps romanticizes) the hard work and idealism that are among its virtues," A. O. Scott wrote in The New York Times.

Audit Scotland's report on a Scotland-wide examination of the practice will go to parliament after the summer recess.

The level 2 intervention will consist of a preliminary formulation of the reasons for regular attendance and a suggested management plan on the basis of the baseline assessment and examination of the practice record.

In this study, an examination of the practice of the HumMed program shows that the humanities disciplines are constructed as opposite and inferior: not-science, not-practical, not-academic, complementary to medicine, not equal to medicine.

And, unless there is a civil-rights trial, there is no examination of the police practices that contributed to a wrongful conviction: it is seen simply as collateral damage in the fight against crime.