Sentence examples for practice addressed from inspiring English sources

She said she would like to see an hour's instruction a week, though she wonders if humane education in lower grades is undone by animal dissections in upper grades (a practice addressed in another piece of pending legislation).

Given the multiple ways in which the governance issues related to the bio-objectification of clinical biobanks can be and are in practice addressed, governance for clinical biobanking is likely to remain a dynamic and heterogeneous field.

A questionnaire was also included containing a helpline number in case difficulties were encountered with completion, and a reply slip and stamped practice addressed envelope to indicate interest in participation (with a request for their telephone number if interested).

Regardless of the specific management practice addressed in this context the results clearly highlight the potential benefits for type 2 diabetes patients in the UK who attain glycaemic control targets compared with the current "real world" observations.

Public health research and practice addressing food availability would benefit by incorporating theoretical perspectives from urban planning theory.

Earlier this month, President Barack Obama condemned the practice, addressing a WhiteHouse.gov petition that called for a ban after transgender teen Leelah Alcorn committed suicide.

Therefore, future interventions in general practice addressing lifestyle behaviours should consider including group processes and tailored individual support addressing the factors described by the participants in this study.

The workshops and process of delivery aimed to develop knowledge and subsequently link theory to practice addressing issues of implementation at each stage.

Conventional operations already in practice addressing obesity include laparoscopic adjustable gastric banding, Roux-en-Y gastric bypass, biliopancreatic diversion with duodenal switch, and sleeve gastrectomy.

In The Netherlands a government program supported the development of practice guidelines in 1998 2002 which led to 31 consensus guidelines for medical practice addressing 23 disorders across seven disease groups as defined by the International Classification of Diseases.

Most states had laws against the practices addressed by the federal law by the time it was enacted, and the federal law applies only if it is permitted by state law.