Sentence examples for practice endorsed from inspiring English sources

Like most physicians, her doctor followed the standard medical practice, endorsed by public-health officials throughout the United States, and prescribed a three-week course of antibiotics.

The BBC has defended forcing some freelancers to be paid through their own companies, arguing that it is an industry-wide practice endorsed by the government.

At least 26 states now mandate screening for scoliosis in schools, a practice endorsed by the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons.

Ensuring that young children, especially infants and toddlers, experience consistency in child care providers over time is a practice endorsed by multiple professional organizations.

Standard practice, endorsed by the Red Book of the American Association of University Professors (AAUP), still tends to give disciplinary departments the loudest voice in the debate over whether a young scholar gets lifetime employment--or is fired.

It is a practice endorsed and encouraged by our membership organizations, such as Independent Sector and the National Human Services Assembly, and by our major foundation partners.

We are currently experimentally evaluating an amendment to the BCSP invitation letter which simply states that the individual's named general practice endorses the invitation, and some areas are using financial incentives to encourage GPs to follow-up patients who have not accepted a screening invitation.

But the group cautions that some methods represent best practices endorsed by animal-care experts.

Panama says it is doing it under new public-sector accounting practices endorsed by the IMF.

In New Mexico, producers working with landowners, ranchers and state agencies developed Good Neighbor Practices endorsed by 300 companies; in Colorado, producers financed energy assistance for low-income families and seniors.

But the shift nonetheless brings Credit Suisse in line with pay practices endorsed in September by the Group of 20 nations and puts the bank ahead of resurgent rivals like Goldman Sachs, some of which are contemplating similar changes but have yet to make their plans public.