Sentence examples for practice envisaged from inspiring English sources
The scale and complexity of modern states have made the kind of political practice envisaged by Rousseau and described by Aristotle at best marginal.
Dekker [ 15] graphically explores how departures from the routine practice envisaged in a pathway eventually become the routine.
The envisaged practice change, proposed by the prospective scenarios, would only be effective if all involved professionals are included.
This possibility alone points at the need to broaden our ideal type perspective and to look at one or more levels beyond the level of the operational setting of an envisaged infrastructure in practice, as described above.
Ultimately, it is envisaged that exercise therapy may become part of routine clinical care as part of an evidence-based best practice multidisciplinary approach to mental healthcare.
The practice HLI is a meta-HLI and envisaged to be integrated into each of the three previous HLIs.
Quantitative data gathered also included demographic data, information on previous surgical experience, and whether students envisaged surgery to be part of their future clinical practice and career.
This practice does not appear to be on the wane and it is envisaged that more land will make use of wastewater for irrigation in the future.
To what extent the envisaged data assessment methods will really work needs to be tested in practice (see Table 1).
In summary, the models include so-called 'rational' approaches in which the uptake of research findings into policy making is envisaged as a linear process, with research-based knowledge promoting policy change and practice.
Except for the option capping of ammunition disposal site, which was performed as regular relocation for dredged material disposal, and the envisaged option habitat enhancement/man-made islands, all alternatives presented herein have been practiced in the past (see Figure 2 for details).
