Sentence examples for practice more widely from inspiring English sources

We develop an alternative, relational interpretation of tax regulation and contribute to a more nuanced understanding of regulatory practice within the tax field that also raises questions about regulatory practice more widely.

Today we think differently and what the ECHR does is to reflect changes in social and penal thinking and spread new principles and practice more widely". Writing in the Sun, Lord Carlile, the government's reviewer of anti-terror laws, said that the European Convention on Human Rights was created in 1948, but that it now "no longer functions properly" and needs updating.

The aim of the present paper is therefore to share our practice more widely.

27 28 Equally, although we do not know how far the seven responses are being used in general practice more widely, they do reflect core GP skills.

If the results from this trial are promising it will lead to the development of a model for a community-based child oral health intervention which would ideally be tested using a multisite cluster randomised controlled trial to inform policy and practice more widely.

Plant managers can benefit from economies of scale and can apply best practices more widely.

We also explore and articulate best practices to expand access to medicines and develop a plan for disseminating these practices more widely.

We are!" This should be practiced more widely among those who actively go out any weekend and on any spot of our planet, so that the rate of car accidents decreases.

This practice, if more widely adopted, could render police spotter guides less helpful.

He feels strongly that there would be more peacebuilding activity in the world if the practice were more widely recognized and better understood.

The decisions by Harvard and Princeton to end early-decision admissions (news article, Sept. 19) are good news for everyone, from the overstressed overprivileged, to highly qualified students in need of financial aid, to colleges themselves, should the practice be more widely abandoned beyond the Ivy League.