Sentence examples for negotiated practices from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, the ethics of intergenerational responsibility have been reconfigured in individual reflexivity and negotiated practices.

What actually occurs is that these aspects (and the kinds of negotiated practices we have been discussing here) essentially "fall out" of most analyses of health care safety.

County negotiating practices and state arbitration rules have escalated police pay sharply higher than inflation rates, civil service raises and police wages in New York City.

For example, a greater understanding of the diversity of infant feeding beliefs and how women negotiate practices including the giving of colostrum, adhering or not to traditional postpartum practices and management of early return to work may inform understanding of how women form an identity as a migrant woman who has transitioned to motherhood in a new country.

Future research could document negotiated joining practices in different work and professional settings to explore areas of similarity and difference.

Attrition rates are high, and examining these setting-specific negotiated joining practices may better explain who becomes a partner at these firms and why.

For example, a venture capital firm seeking a new general partner is likely to use very different negotiated joining practices than an academic department seeking a new tenured faculty member.

In conjunction with the negotiation panel, NYWICI partnered with Marie Claire on a survey exploring women's negotiating practices and beliefs.

Second is that managers often negotiate in states of relative ignorance about certain key cultural values that heavily influence Chinese negotiating practices.

Nor are there any widely-accepted ground rules for what constitutes fair negotiating practices between buyers and sellers.

A dilemma that theorists delight in deconstructing must nevertheless still be negotiated in practice in the here and now, within our existing social and cultural world.