Sentence examples for practice both at from inspiring English sources

His words reaffirm the need for us to remain vigilante concerning threats to democratic practice both at home and abroad.

Few studies in Spain [ 5, 31] have addressed the epidemiology, impact, evolution and costs of CAP patients in daily practice, both at primary care and hospital settings.

Multilevel Citizenship captures the complexity of citizenship in practice, both at different levels and in different places and times.

Yet above all other rituals, reproducing the sun's fire by kindling flame on earth is the commonest solstice practice, both at midsummer and midwinter.

His book is a strange mishmash of self-pity, self-justification and genuine repentance — and a compelling look at the disputed territory where entertainment meets religion, where some practitioners actually think they can practice both at the same time.

Buffett, adjunct associate professor, and Eimicke, professor of professional practice, both at the School of International and Public Affairs, tell the stories of partnerships, including those that transformed Central Park and created the High Line in New York City, fostered community-led economic development in Afghanistan, and improved public services in cities across Brazil.

The guaranteed revenues, instead of being used to grow the league, had subsidized outdated and shoddy financial practices both at the team and league level.

Pediatric and maternal and child hospitals, those located in the North of Italy, equipped with medico-surgical-traumatological (MST) ED, full assessment triage over the 24 hours, and SSO were placed in the upper right quadrant of the map, corresponding to the positive sides of both axes and linked to the most appropriate pain management practices both at triage and in ER.

More effort is needed to promote appropriate thermal care practices both in facilities and at home.

Additionally, the handbook is designed to engender a larger conversation about repository management practices, both at Cornell and beyond.

Cuba's policies and practices, both at home and abroad (currently more than 50,000 Cuban health professionals are serving in 66 countries) are built on several principles proven effective in resource-scarce settings.