Sentence examples for intent to practice from inspiring English sources

I see how we are each devoted to evolving, not in a critical or harsh way, but with the intent to be compassionate, with the intent to practice self-care & yes, even self-love.

These higher levels of self-efficacy were associated with higher levels of career intent to practice in rural areas.

In this view, a differentiation is made between farmers who intent to practice more permanent agriculture and farmers who do not.

However, those who indicated interest in a generalist career were, like those in the larger MSOD cohort [ 18], more likely to indicate an intent to practice rurally.

Again, long term follow up of the women in our cohort will establish whether an expressed intent to practice rurally actually translates into ultimate rural practice.

We have previously reported that for entering medical students at UWA, an intent to practice rurally was independently predicted by IRSAD - a composite score which includes indicators of both higher socio-economic disadvantage and reduced socio-economic advantage [ 6].

Even if the policies remained the same, there were fewer efforts to bring the intents to practice.

In that study we analysed a cohort of students admitted from 2006 to 2011 who had completed the Medical Students Outcomes Database Questionnaire [ 7] and answered a question on their intent after graduation to practice in a rural site versus an urban site.

Two outcomes with system impacts that are significantly related to burnout were intent to leave practice [ 14] and intent to change jobs [ 13, 15].

Values and preferences articulated by the Work Group included: a desire to be inclusive in terms of meeting criteria for AKI; a progressive approach to risk and cost such that, as severity increased, the group put greater value on possible effectiveness of strategies, but maintained high value for avoidance of harm; and intent to guide practice but not limit future research.

There is little doubt that some individuals did worship the devil and attempt to practice sorcery with harmful intent; however, no one ever embodied the concept of a "witch" as previously described.