Sentence examples for flexible practice from inspiring English sources

One book volume held at the Cotsen Children's Library illustrates this flexible practice of bookmaking in the late Qing period.

Results indicated that incentives to attract and retain women in rural practice include flexible practice structures, acceptance of the rural area by the doctor's family, mentoring by women doctors, and financial and personal recognition (See Figure 9).

Using cartographic methods, this thesis envisions a system of flexible practices and devices that foster an ethic of stewardship.

Drawing on longitudinal ethnographic work with Palestinian American youth, Professor Abu exploresxplores the creative, flexible practices of transnational "citizenship" that develop from conditions of migration, mobility, and ambiguity.

Regarding the business organisation, teleworking firms use more human resource flexible practices and variable compensation, outsource more activities, and manage employees by objectives.

"Such evidence indicates that flexible practices boost investors' perceptions of the value of a firm, which may derive from their beliefs about the impact of the policies on worker productivity," the White House report authors wrote.

Companies are already implementing a variety of flexible practices; we just need to get more on board.

We favor informal, organic, and flexible practices over rigorous and inflexible processes.

Continually questioning Universalist values about the kinds of bodies and subjectivities that are valorized, helps expand creative possibilities and flexible practices.

Reactive practices also found running their practices the most stressful relative to the other groups, whereas Practitioner-flexible practices were the least stressed.

Independent Craft practices and Practitioner-flexible practices had better work life balance and self-rated general health than other clusters, whereas Reactive practices had the lowest work life balance.