Sentence examples for practice linked from inspiring English sources
Once further psychometric evaluation is completed, we envisage that GCRS has the capacity to provide a robust yet practical assessment tool for the evaluation of communication skills in everyday practice, linked to the Calgary-Cambridge training approach to target identified areas for improvement.
Thousands of patients have to be sent for treatment outside their local area each year, a practice linked to suicide, the rate of which is rising, particularly among men.
Among other things, Puerto Rico has agreed to expel officers from heavily armed "special tactical units" who have a pattern of misbehavior and to end the practice of using them to perform ordinary police work and routine patrols, a practice linked to complaints of police brutality.
Which is how he got his parents to put on their best clothes and dance on a grave site near his hometown (on behalf of Micah Abernathy and Bud Holland, the artists behind the "dig jig," a "joyous practice linked with death").
In the past month, a spate of violent attacks in Tanzania targeting people with albinism for their body parts has highlighted a morbid practice linked to witchcraft.
It is here and in the surrounding desert landscape that a religious practice linked both to Prophet Muhammad and to his ancestor, the Biblical Patriarch Abraham unfolds.
The second element, nurses and practice, links professional nursing practice with personal responsibility and accountability, and highlights the importance of continuing education (6).
Amid all the diversity and academic excellence, there is also a concerted effort to curtail some of the less-than-intellectual practices linked to sporting events, including tailgating parties, heavy drinking and other assorted shenanigans.
However, parental feeding practices linked to parenting styles require interventions treating underlying family dynamics as a whole.
The first form corresponds to the Moissac case in which practices linked with ecology are very consciously highlighted as environmentally-friendly practices.
The concept of Digital Scolarship was coined early in the 2000 decade to characterize the scholars' professional practices linked to digital environments and tools (Andersen & Trinkle, 2004; Ayers, 2004).
