Sentence examples for has described practice from inspiring English sources

Prior local work has described practice obstacles faced by a sample of 50 Qatari nurses, not least of which included community and family resistance due to perceived menial, low status position of nurses [ 21].

This study has described practices and perspectives related to cord care in communities selected from four of the major regions in Ethiopia.

Britain's Cal Crutchlow has described Friday practice for the British MotoGP at Silverstone "a disaster which was not worth getting out of bed for".

Mr. Witty has described the practices as unacceptable.

This article has described the practices that occur in the context of amalgamating qualitative and quantitative data created and applied in nominal expert group foresight exercises within a dedicated GSS design.

However, no review has described regulatory practices of SDSs, despite the fact that this is the group of PMRs most often seen as an integral part of the formal health system, particularly where strategies such as the AMFm are concerned.

"We are disappointed that a distinguished and respected woman, with a stellar career in public service, would be blamed for what the I. G. has described as a practice that has occurred 'for more than a decade,' " Mr. Sleight said.

He has described the country's practice of sending such talent and ideas somewhere else as a form of "national suicide".

But the party faces accusations of hypocrisy as it emerged that one of the signatories has advertised for unpaid internships at his firm, a practice Ed Miliband has described as an "injustice" that is "exploiting people" and has pledged to set limits on if he becomes Prime Minister.

This paper is one of the few reports from Africa, including Tanzania, which has described the prevalence of breastfeeding practices using the most recent nationally representative data from Tanzania, and the current WHO-recommended definitions for assessing Infant and Young Child Feeding indicators.

He also has described sealed indictments as a "shameful" practice but said that if handed any, he would pass them on to his ministries and Parliament.