Sentence examples for practice and states from inspiring English sources

The BITC report called for ethnicity to be added to the UK corporate governance code, which sets out standards of good practice and states: "The search for board candidates should be conducted, and appointments made, on merit, against objective criteria and with due regard for the benefits of diversity on the board, including gender".

ROBERT K. NOVICH Larchmont, N.Y., April 24, 2011 To the Editor: Your article describes Dr. Ronald Sroka's hardships in maintaining his private practice and states that he "cannot bring himself to join a large group practice or work for a hospital because he opposes their growing use of nurse practitioners for primary care".

3 The manual is more about organisation than guidance on clinical practice and states that "The management of chest wall, intrathoracic sarcomas and pulmonary metastases requires a combination of skills available from a sarcoma multidisciplinary team (MDT) and a thoracic surgeon, often combined with plastic surgical reconstructive skills".

Members of Troop E, which has since been disbanded, had to write at least eight tickets per shift despite repeated agency denials of the practice and state court rulings that such quotas are unconstitutional, the Boston Globe reports.

Industrial practice and state-of-the-art methods focus on the technical issues of each activity, but no integrated approach has been yet proposed, resulting in a lack of optimality for the final cell configuration.

Although not shown, most providers (81%) stated that EFORCSE was helpful in their daily practice and stated that the results of EFORCSE altered their management (85%).

A 2001 Duke Law graduate, she has legal experience in both in private practice and state government, including a stint as a staff attorney at the North Carolina State Legislature.

He believes the government should be funding this torture, despite the fact that every credible medical association has condemned the practice and stated it is 100% ineffective.

In May, however, the California Physicians Association, which represents 40,000 physicians in the state, reversed its objection to the practice and stated that such decisions should be made between patients and their doctors.

The human ratio was higher than the corresponding tick ratio for both private practice and state reported case data in all regions/datasets (Table 3).

This is consistent with principles ingrained in routine obstetric practice and state-of-the-art clinical trials [ 68, 69] where the definitive obstetric outcome embraces perinatal mortality and serious neonatal morbidity.