Sentence examples for instituting practices from inspiring English sources

With Ithaca College's commitment to instituting practices that do not have a negative impact on the global climate, more investments are needed.

In broad terms, Rawls insists that fair equality of opportunity rules out improving the condition of the worst off by instituting practices that generate inequalities that fail to satisfy FEO.

If so, consider instituting practices that will prevent them from doing anything with your computer: Put computer security posters in the office or room to remind everyone of their security responsibilities.

Japanese manufacturing firms in particular had instituted practices such as quality circles that were designed to produce continuous improvement.

To truly motivate workers, Mr. Herzberg said, companies needed not only to achieve acceptable hygiene levels but also to institute practices that made people happy.

As we focus on the global need for adequate shelter on this World Habitat Day, we implore business, government, policy, civic and relief organization leaders to work together to institute practices that support adequate housing in all areas of the world.

He also as instituted practice runs for trials, in which veterans critique opening statements and offer advice, while telling prosecutors to focus less on the number of cases they bring than on bringing "high impact" cases with deterrent effects.

The CJR staffer whose inquiry so alarmed Moos, Erika Fry, wound up writing her own commentary to protest that she wasn't interested in Romenesko's attribution methods as much as she was in Poynter's newly instituted practice of running long excerpts on Romenesko+, which, she observed, could result in fewer click-throughs to the underlying articles.

Currently in the EU, there are moves towards instituting such practices as standard practice [ 50].

"Reduce potential damage to natural infrastructure by reducing water, land, and air pollution resulting from the disposition of electronic waste by instituting stringent practices for the responsible management, disposition and tracking of e-waste" (Lockheed Martin).

At the same time, a few agencies instituted different practices of having aid workers embedded within local communities in order to immediately resolve disputes and respond quickly to issues.