Sentence examples for main practices of from inspiring English sources

EVER since 1867, when it became a nation, Canada has followed the main practices of Westminster-style parliamentary democracy: a first-past-the-post electoral system, an appointed upper house, and five-year parliaments which the prime minister can choose to dissolve earlier.

One of the main practices in Suleiman the Magnificent's family's approach to succession management in the Ottoman Empire for over six hundred years was for the new ruler to kill off all his brothers to head off any possible succession disputes.

Regarding the place of main practice, about half (48.6%) of the respondents worked at communal health facilities, 20.2% of respondents worked at district health facilities and the rest (33%) worked at provincial health facilities (see Table  1).> Almost all (98.9%, data not shown) respondents mentioned at least one barrier to STI care.

There are two main regulatory practices of GM stacks: (i) regulate as conventional hybrids and (ii) regulate as new GM plants.

The type of main practice was substantively related to most of the procedure types.

Irrespective of main practice settings, GPs' individual characteristics also influenced mental disorders management.

A new 'appointment' was defined each time a family physician moved their main practice location a distance of more than 15 km or had a break in continuous service provision of more than 3 months.

The independent variables considered in this analysis were physicians' age, sex, medical degree, training in STIs, training in communication with patients, duration of medical practice, average weekly client volume, STI diagnoses in the month prior to the survey, and place of main practice.

Players enter through an airy lobby that provides a full view of the main practice field.

Bone grafting procedures are one of the main practice components in traumatology, orthopaedics, and maxillofacial surgery.

The main control practice of Leifsonia xyli subsp. xyli (Lxx) in sugarcane is to heat-treat cane cuttings used as planting material in an attempt to eradicate the bacterium.