Sentence examples for instruments and practices from inspiring English sources

Yet by the program's end, after Mr. Ferguson has introduced you to derivatives and all those other arcane financial instruments and practices, it becomes clear just how distorted that foundational idea — borrow money, pay it back — has become.

Specifically, we consider which aspects of the conservation instruments and practices employed in European agricultural landscapes might be used to augment and inform approaches to private-land biodiversity conservation in Australia.

Defenders of bandit finance point with pride to the creativity demonstrated in the design of innovative instruments and practices like derivatives and Credit Default Swaps.

That era is at a close because the instruments and practices that enabled it have been decisively proven to be of higher risk than anyone in the banking industry could imagine.

The third strategy is long-term involvement in supporting change processes, e.g., participating in studies, doing research on the development of instruments and practices, or maintained active membership in professional and scientific associations.

NASA woke New Horizons up at least twice a year to check its instruments and practice maneuvers it will make around Pluto.

Also included in Rock Band are "Tutorial Mode", which allows players to learn how to play each instrument, and "Practice Mode", which allows players to practice songs for each instrument.

Pick up your musical instrument and practice for a few hours.

If their already is a drum kit in school, you could bring in your instrument and practice after lunch and at break times if your teacher is willing to give up her time to let you rehearse.

Our results support the conclusion that reversing scattered tree decline at the landscape-scale is best achieved by providing landholders with flexibility through offering multiple options in terms of both policy instruments and management practices.

In these locations there is a mix of new formal legislation and procedures, having been put in place recently, and informal instruments and planning/management practices from the past, which are still used by wetland managers and stakeholders.