Sentence examples for exporting best from inspiring English sources

Defining and exporting best practices through education, outreach, and, if necessary, regulation must be part of the health policy agenda for critical care.

Distinguishing between these explanations has important health policy implications, because outcomes at low-volume ICUs could be improved either by exporting best practices found at high-volume centers or by regionalizing adult critical care – two very different care strategies.

Still, actively exporting your best and brightest is hardly the best long-term policy.

If we're supporting American schoolchildren as well as exporting our best writers, it seems a fair exchange.

The government needs to stop pandering to short-sighted and narrow corporate interests that encourage outsourcing critical manufacturing and exporting our best technology.

But as it exports its best features, it also needs to pay more attention to the improvements of younger, less hidebound systems.

"FOR generations," said Nigel Elder, a former paratrooper in the British Army who now tends the vines at Martinborough Vineyard, "we exported our best produce.

If we export our best software and engineering jobs to developing countries, it is less likely that America will benefit from the next generation innovations in nanotechnology, electronics, and biotechnology.

"Because we can consume and pay more," 38-year-old Malaysian Teochew immigrant Iris Loo, a West Covina real estate broker, explains of the vast and affluent Chinese immigrant market in Southern California, "[China] exports the best ingredients here".

In the development of this program IDI adapted and exported their best practice model of HIV care delivery to the KCC clinics which included: routine HIV testing and counseling (RTC), HIV basic care and psychological support, TB diagnosis and treatment, antiretroviral therapy (ART), and expanded laboratories.

This summer anyway, America is exporting its very best.