Sentence examples for ongoing practice of from inspiring English sources

We conclude that most PCB contamination in shelf sediments and fish is due to the ongoing practice of dumping contaminated sediments dredged from San Diego Bay.

The simulation curriculum is continued with mock code training and drop-in sessions in the Simulation Lab for ongoing practice of important bedside procedural skills and ultrasound techniques.

The policy — different from Israel's ongoing practice of destroying Palestinian structures it claims are unauthorized or built without valid permits — had been abandoned nine years ago because the military deemed it an ineffective deterrent against the Palestinian militancy.

Represented by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a coalition of 22 organizations from gun ownership advocates to Greenpeace asserts that the NSA's ongoing practice of collecting and storing vast numbers of Americans' phone records is illegal.

"It's only through close, honest collaboration with colleagues and a deliberate, ongoing practice of willingly sharing knowledge that we can all expect to succeed in our efforts to eradicate threats like the tsetse fly, a scourge of rural Africa," added Aksoy.

Communication basics, such as active listening and being assertive, should be mandatory training for all staff, with a focus on the ongoing practice of skills; knowing what "I" language means is much easier actually than using it.

Can the residual normative energies and ongoing practices of a liberal democracy — the subsidiary arrangements and independent centers of power — survive a new ruling class uncomprehending of that democracy's basic premises?

What counts as success in inquiry is some practice's meeting these standards, but these standards themselves may be judged in the light of how they square with ongoing practices of inquiry.

Insofar as we should admit rights into our understanding of the world at all, communitarians say, we should see them as part of ongoing practices of social self-interpretation and negotiation— and so as rules that can vary significantly between cultures.

Meanwhile, Human Rights Watch has documented ongoing practices of detention without trial, torture and undue sentencing – including the imprisonment of juveniles – well into 2013.

The pharmacists' new-found experience with structured patient consultations and associated documentation should benefit their ongoing practice, regardless of the future of this specific service in their pharmacy.