Pyne is also introducing a practice of "interventions", where MPs will be given opportunities to interrupt and participate in parliamentary debates.
We started by introducing a practice of semiannual all-hands management meetings (about 200 to 300 participants) focused on highlighting existing problems (including those in the sphere of communication), finding possible solutions, and elaborating action plans.
As Chadwick remembered it, he began using hand signals for a penalty during a Stanley Cup finals series in the World War II years, introducing a practice eventually adopted by all referees to let fans know instantly what type of infraction has been called.
In addition, training issues and handling errors were addressed by introducing a practice educator to follow up CIs related to these particular subgroups.
Shortening the study duration needed to answer the specific question of the trial undermines the validity of the results, may mask true treatment effects, and may confound results by introducing a practice effect on test scores.
It introduced a "religious practice test," in which prospective students amass points for things like going to synagogue and doing charitable work.
So when Scott introduced a play in practice, Sherman called him on it.
He also called for a law against the invasion of privacy, introduced changes to give complainants a better hearing and speed up adjudications, and also introduced a code of practice for newspapers.
Robert Clive, appointed governor of Bengal for the second time in 1764, introduced a code of practice that prohibited servants of the company from trading on their own account or accepting gifts from native traders.
In January 1999, the Quality Assurance Agency (a UK body which sets standards in higher education) introduced a code of practice for research degree programmes.
It then introduced a Code of Practice for international recruitment for NHS employers, in 2001 [ 4].
