Sentence examples for policy of performing from inspiring English sources

In Manchester, the Hallé continues its wise policy of performing major concerts more than once.

One ought to jump at the chance to see the English National Opera's new "Castor & Pollux" (as it is billed in light of the company's policy of performing operas in English), the company's first ever Rameau staging.

To assess the effectiveness of a policy of performing a vaginal hysterectomy for as many cases of dysfunctional uterine bleeding without uterine prolapse as possible between 1997 and 2003.

Our stroke service takes all suspected stroke patients admitted from the surrounding district and has a policy of performing MRI with GRE T2* sequence in all of them unless there is a contra-indication (e.g. too medically unstable, severe claustrophobia, metallic implants).

This may be particularly true when a policy of performing early, rather than late, tracheostomy is used [ 27], as is the practice in several neuro-ICUs including ours.

The institution's policy of performing thoracentesis for patients with empyema enabled us to examine the effects of Hib vaccination because the etiologic agent was determined for specimens obtained directly from the infection focus.

Another example on group regulation is the separation of duty (SoD) policy, which distributes the authorizations of performing sensitive tasks to multiple persons so as to reduce the fraud risk [7, 8].

Policies i and j demonstrate that these statistics can also be used to consider policies with continuously distributed likelihoods of performing behaviours – these particular cases are dependent upon the state of the co-player but not the focal player itself, and should be compared to policies d and e.

MTTSP is capable of performing uncertainty analysis, policy analysis, factor screening, and interaction detection in a comprehensive and systematic way.

But that's the cost of performing effective national security policy.

Decades of public policy focused on academia have produced a flood of performing arts graduates.