Sentence examples for practice conduct from inspiring English sources

In a statement released on Friday lunchtime, Cardiff wrote: "The LMA is the representative voice of managers, and whilst we understand it seeks to act in the best interests of its members, one of its major aims is to 'encourage honourable practice, conduct and courtesy in all professional activity'.

"The LMA is the representative voice of managers, and one of its major aims is to 'encourage honourable practice, conduct and courtesy in all professional activity'," Cardiff said.

To identify the differences between the clinical practice (conduct) of male and female doctors and its determining factors; and to find the variability in the various conducts studied which is explained by a set of variables, gender among them.

"This unlawful pattern and practice conduct is continuing through the present".

Many clinicians, in the course of their practice, conduct craniofacial complex classification subjectively by visual assessment.

In this context, the role of the practice visitor is primarily that of assessor, their job being to visit the practice, conduct an assessment against external standards and arrange feedback to the practice.

This practice — conducting a phony grassroots campaign — is known as "astroturfing".

With that ensemble in recent years he has certainly had practice conducting concertos from the keyboard.

The judicial duel was, as its name implies, a legal practice, conducted before magistrate and public, whereas the duel of honor was private, secular, and, for most of its history, illegal.

Last Thursday, Andrew Laming, the Liberal-National member for Bowman in Queensland, came out swinging against shark culling, both as a practice conducted in his own electorate and in WA.

In 1966 and 1967 two new recordings were regarded as great advances in scholarship and performance practice, conducted respectively by Colin Davis for Philips and Charles Mackerras for HMV.