Sentence examples for existing good practice from inspiring English sources

It is vital to share existing good practice to ensure that rape victims are not subjected to a postcode lottery.

There are some obvious benefits (time saving, building on existing good practice) and issues (finding material in the first place, copyright) to sharing and re-purposing content, so how will librarians exploit the benefits and find ways to deal with the issues?

"We will build on existing good practice across the country, with joined up delivery between primary and secondary schools in developing local plans for implementation".

"That is why we are taking the opportunity to ensure SGOs are only used in the right circumstances, as well as reviewing the existing good practice and support available for special guardians.

"The central recommendation for a legacy commission with four separate elements of reconciliation, investigations, information recovery and thematic issues, offered a structure which could give coherence to those elements of existing good practice and in a context focused on building a shared future".

The content of educational interventions should draw upon existing good practice guidance [ 45], and preventive strategies suggested by our study.

Key: +++ (ideal, compared to existing good practices); ++ (satisfactory); + (poor); - (strategy not available) In Ghana there is a significant gap between policy rhetoric and action.

3. Providing the KB with a number of existing "good practices" that can be used to intensify therapy and enhance physical activity (see paragraph materials).

Spotlight will also build on existing good practices and evidence-based programming, as well as incorporate new solutions for accelerated results.

The event will be an occasion to take stock of existing good practices in the field of partnerships on climate change, to bridge the high level objectives of the FAO Strategy on Climate Change and the technical work on the ground and to set a course for future collaboration.

However, past experience and knowledge of a particular site, and existing good conservation practice to reduce vulnerability to current pressures, often appear to provide a solid foundation for future action in the face of uncertainty.