Sentence examples for practice emanating from from inspiring English sources

Lastly, South Africa has already demonstrated significant HIV/AIDS policy and practice rehabilitation since the departure of President Thabo Mbeki: it now manages the largest national test-and-treat AIDS programme in the world, and it has embraced AIDS policy good practice emanating from the World Health Organization.

But the market-distorting practices emanating from places like China are not.

The intent is not to suggest a relentless and unopposed steamroller of anti-swidden policies and practices emanating from international and national state institutions, but rather to suggest that swiddeners in different nation-states of the region are being affected by similar policies and forces.

Nonetheless, GPs also acknowledge being influenced by practice guidelines emanating from the professional system [ 21] and by their peers and colleagues [ 22].

Deep beneath the University of Toronto's Edward Johnson Building, past darkened theatres, and people quietly perched on stairwells, through the echoing sonatas emanating from practice rooms, is the school's Electronic Music Studio.

"The city believes that it managed the landfill lawfully and in accordance with accepted industry practices and that nothing emanating from the landfill caused plaintiffs to become ill," the statement said.

The irony that Americans are now benefiting from the protections of European, not American, laws as the electronics industry reformulates its production practices according to regulations emanating from the EU and not the United States is very telling.

"In many instances, no attention is paid to the relation between the research practice and the tangible impact emanating from it.

Globalization — here narrowly defined as the global spread of theories and practices about early childhood mainly emanating from Euro-American sources — has led to some convergence of rationales, especially economic rationales.

Typical methods of discharging wastewater emanating from a domestic source that is practiced in the under-resourced regions are presented in Fig. 2a, b.

(FG 2 Practice 2) Some patients associated participation with general support for research, or emanating from a feeling of social responsibility and the opportunity to 'give something back'.