Sentence examples for issues practices from inspiring English sources

Similarly, although all schools were generally aware of privacy and equity issues, practices instituted in haste without the benefit of forward planning, acted to undermine these values.

Further exploration of underlying regional differences and temporal variations in organ donation, as well as organisational issues, practices and attitudes that may affect organ donation, needs to be undertaken before considering legislation to admit presumed consent.

Further exploration of underlying factors, organisational issues, practices and attitudes to organ donation in the four regions of the UK, taking into account findings from EU countries with varying approaches to presumed consent, needs to be undertaken before such legislation is introduced across the UK.

Edelman last year hired the BBC's former director of news, Richard Sambrook, to head up its "crisis and issues practice".

Dr. Jeffrey Ecker, an obstetrician at Massachusetts General Hospital and vice chairman of the committee that issues practice guidelines for the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, said the committee would consider the recommendation at its next meeting.

Each tutorial included discussion of the pertinent issues, practice, review by the practicing student and feedback from peers and consumer tutors.

"What this suggests to me is that ICE has conformed its issuing practices to meet the enforcement practices of Connecticut," he said.

There have been complaints in recent years that some societies conduct educational programs that feel more like marketing sessions for products or issue practice guidelines that push their members to use treatments favored by their industrial benefactors.

Since 2006, a few state organizations and dental associations have issued practice guidelines declaring that dental care is safe and effective at any stage of pregnancy, including diagnostic X-rays, cavity restorations and root canals.

You see, sometimes the students are issued "practice tests" that have no real meaning.

The American College of Rheumatology (ACR) and the American Pain Society have issued practice guidelines for the management of patients with rheumatoid arthritis, osteoarthritis (OA), and chronic pain.