Sentence examples for introducing a practice from inspiring English sources

Pyne is also introducing a practice of "interventions", where MPs will be given opportunities to interrupt and participate in parliamentary debates.

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.

7, 8 These and similar studies have underpinned the development of surgical and rehabilitation guidelines in the UK, 9, 10 with the Department of Health formally introducing a best practice tariff (BPT) for hip fractures in April 2010.

The project officer sought feedback and incorporated changes into the asthma clinical practice guidelines prior to introducing a final clinical practice guidelines worksheet to emergency department staff at educational sessions.

Firstly, introducing a licence to practice – by extending the role of the Health and Care Professions Council – would give credibility to the workforce, and address public concerns over unfit workers.

Alongside introducing a new restorative practice approach to the way social workers engage with families, the council is recruiting 40 extra workers in order to reduce average caseloads for experienced social workers in the safeguarding family support and looked-after children teams from 20 to 15, and from 15 to 12 for newly-qualified workers.

[C8.] Agency to Open Youth-Oriented Unit McCann-Erickson Worldwide Advertising today plans to introduce a new practice devoted to marketing to young adults, defined as consumers aged 18 to 24.

It introduced a "religious practice test," in which prospective students amass points for things like going to synagogue and doing charitable work.

At this point, you may want to introduce a new practice location.