Its foundation rested on evidence base practice, which showed theoretical soundness.
It is time that nonprofits get together to put pressure on regulators and Congress to clamp down foundation practices that are offensive to standards of fairness and decency.
For general discussions of the foundations, principles, practice, and character of the arts, see aesthetics.
For Prada, whose experimental flagship stores, fashion shows and art foundations the practice has designed for the last decade, they also created adverts depicting fake handbags being sold by illegal street vendors.
Although usually nominally independent of the companies whose names they take, corporate foundations in practice are often treated as a sort of slush fund into which the chief executive can dip to help a pet cause, enhance his status in the community or even cement a business relationship with a donation to a cause close to a business partner's heart.
Firstly, we review the major epidemiological foundations of practice guideline development.
Although their method appears powerful as a mathematical procedure for beam deflections on nonlinear elastic foundation, in practice, it has a limited applicability: it cannot be applied to a "non-uniform" elastic foundation.
One observer alleged that the Muslim foundation's practice of supplying cash payments to Palestinian terrorists' families was the moral equivalent of car bombing.
In the subject of smart sustainable cities, the underlying theories are a foundation for practice.
In foundation engineering practice, pile driving is often used as an efficient method to install piles.
This amount of training, however, provides only a foundation to practice the radiologic specialty; a continuous expansion and refinement of the knowledge of the radiologist is required over the duration of practice [1].
