Sentence examples for practice developed by from inspiring English sources
The title refers, obviously, to the practice, developed by the United States government, of moving terrorism suspects to countries less concerned by judicial process for interrogation.
We also present good examples of the use of the scenario as a part of inquiry based science education in practice developed by our design-based research.
Kvitel (, "little note"; plural קוויטלך, Kvitelach) refers to a practice developed by Hasidic Judaism in which a Hasid (a follower of Hasidic Judaism) writes a note with a petitionary prayer and gives it to a Rebbe (Hasidic Jewish leader) in order to receive the latter's blessing.
They defended the practice of the Scientology staffers that had kept Lisa McPherson at the Fort Harrison Hotel in Clearwater, Florida, asserting they had been involved in the "Introspection Rundown", which they called an "entirely religious" practice developed by Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard.
The starting point was a generic model for discharge of patients from hospital to general practice developed by the steering group of the project.
The new multidisciplinary and multimodal nutritional care model required changes to routine clinical practice developed by the treating team in response to findings from baseline to Phase III.
Executive Director, Give Back Yoga Foundation.
Mindful Yoga Therapy for Veterans Coping with Trauma, a collection of simple but effective yoga practices developed by Suzanne Manafort and Dr. Daniel Libby through practical and clinical experience working with veterans coping with PTSD and other psycho-emotional stress.
The architecture of Grid draws from the best practices developed by various teams across the department.
Practices developed by Dr. Geoff Colvin at the University of Oregon, for example, enable teachers to manage and correct antisocial behavior before it escalates into something unsafe for everyone.
A checklist of recommended and prohibited practices developed by Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing is keyed to the particular circumstances of the region's maritime agriculture.
