Sentence examples for practice counsel from inspiring English sources

It was open to the commission to find the church fostered distrust of secular authorities and its response to child sexual abuse fell short of best practice, counsel to the commission Angus Stewart QC found in his submission, published on Tuesday.

We've reached out to Rothenberg, Haase, and Haase's attorney, Patrick Terry of the law practice Counsel Force, for comment.

Additional demonstrations of the electronic tool took place at staff meetings for both nurse practice counsel and nurse managers.

The whole training course and practice counselling will be carried out by an external licensed Kinaesthetics trainer who is not involved in this study.

After the T0 measurement point (pre-test) all nurses will be trained in a basic course in Kinaesthetics for 4 days and have practice counselling of 1 day within 4 months.

Recommendation 4: Future specific studies on AFE should aim to collect information on management and longer-term outcomes for both mothers and infants in order to guide best practice, counselling and service planning.

In the four-week practicum, each trainee practices counselling and testing under the supervision of an experienced CT provider.

Therefore: extend the professional network of your institute as far as possible, inform different institutions such as medical practices, counselling centres, self-help groups, youth clubs about the programme (in as much detail as possible) and remind them of it in regular intervals.

PCP perspectives on improving obesity care supported additional training (eg, nutrition and exercise counselling) and practice-based changes (eg, including BMI in the patient chart).

Subsequently, he went into private practice as counsel to the New York City law firm of Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom.

However, there are significant differences between countries in the association between attitudes towards preventive counselling and confidence to practice preventive counselling, even when adjusting for gender, a known predictor of positive clinical practice attitudes towards preventive counseling.