Sentence examples for formalised practices from inspiring English sources

Explicit CSR refers to many of the formalised practices we associate with large corporates, such as CSR codes, standards, managers, systems, reports and audits.

Secondly, we argue that the management of organisations is rapidly being transformed into and formalised around the management of risk, while much of the management of uncertainty occurs through a variety of hybrids that reside beyond the formalised practices of risk management.

The more interest they received in their talents, the more the group began to coalesce as a formalised practice.

They can also increase productivity by motivating employees and encourage loyalty". We should also not totally discount formalised CSR practices among SMEs.

The Production Enterprise Generator (PEG) is a version of ROTAT (Dogliotti and others 2003) that generates crop rotations based on best agronomic practices formalised in crop and rotation suitability criteria, for example the maximum frequency of specific crops in a rotation to avoid the build up of soil born diseases.

A formalised code-of-practice for arts-and-health practitioners has been in development since the 'Inside Me' programme, drawing on the experiences from reflexive practice in this and other arts-based projects.

In the Australian state of New South Wales (NSW) the Supporting Families Early (SFE) policy and the Safe Start guidelines [ 12] formalised long standing practice that had been operating under draft guidelines since 2001 (IPC).

Sir Trevor Jones, who has died aged 89, formalised and finessed the practice of community politics for the Liberal party, later the Liberal Democrats.

Israel Galván La Curva Originating as a Gitano/Andalusian folk dance, flamenco has evolved over hundred of years into a highly formalised and traditional dance practice; it's inherited choreography that demands restriction of the hips with ballet-like arm gestures and lightning-fast stamping footwork performed with precision.

We also show that part of the management of the commons relies on grazing practices which involve tacit and formalised technical knowledge that can be described and modelled.

The adoption of sound software engineering practices, including the use of formalised modelling languages and modular development, is helping to achieve the goal of producing natural resources management modelling tool kits that allow complex, module-based, programs to be developed through drag-and-drop environments.