Sentence examples for practice a distinction from inspiring English sources

In nursing practice, a distinction can be made between formal (planned) and informal (spontaneous) patient teaching.

For healthcare consumption of patients in general practice, a distinction was made between the consults and visits with the GP and/or nurse practitioner.

Previously, Israel had in practice accepted a distinction made by Hamas between its "political" and "military" leaders.

The analysis emphasises the relationships and communications involved in using research to influence policy and practice and recognises a distinction whereby practice is not necessarily influenced as a result of policy change – especially in SRH – where there are complex interactions between policy actors.

Though Mr. McCutcheon and the R.N.C. claim that they are not attacking all contribution limits, only aggregate limits, they know that in practice that is a distinction without a difference.

In practice, we propose a distinction between three situations.

The U.S. is the only first-world democracy that still practices capital punishment, a distinction noted in the ANA's analysis.

Following such a distinction, instructional practices in science classrooms were classified into two groups of practices: traditional teacher-led expository practices and the more inquiry-oriented, student-led, constructivist modes of instruction.

Four of the six New Zealand plans also addressed collaboration, though only one in significant detail; this plan outlined a distinction between key practices, and other practices which might decide to partner one another [55].

For communities that practiced 'regular or traditional migration', a distinction between distress and regular migration cannot be made as the former tends to get absorbed in the latter.

But this is a distinction that in practice is honored as much in the breach as in observance.