Sentence examples for practice on this issue from inspiring English sources

To date, neither the courts nor the legislative bodies have provided a definitive standard of practice on this issue.

While confirmatory data from multi-center randomized trials are needed to inform clinical practice on this issue, the authors believe that patients with refractory septic shock may benefit from high-volume EBP [ 41].

And then the FDA, in an unusual act of actually appeasing the public, was moved to issue a clarification of Metz's conclusions, noting that "the communication was not intended as an official policy statement" and that "the language used in this communication may have appeared more definitive than it should have, in light of the agency's actual practices on this issue".

Evidence-based practices on this issue are still emerging.

"Even though we purchase a limited amount of meat, we are working with our suppliers to address concerns about antibiotic use and are looking to collaborate with others across our industry and in the NGO community to promote best practices on this issue," Starbucks said in a statement.

Lost in much of the discussion of the budget is the administration's proposal for sweeping changes to current practice on the issue classifying workers as either independent contractors or employees.

"They should have been using best practices to show leadership on this issue on behalf of women's equality.

While the lack of clinical evidence on the beneficial effects of antioxidant vitamins in diabetes management should not deter us from more basic and clinical research on this issue, practice guidelines that are based on the results of numerous clinical trials should be our guide to evidence-based medicine in the prevention of cardiovascular disease in diabetes.

Even though compensation of source countries is suggested in the WHO Global Code of Practice on the International Recruitment of Health Personnel, this issue is very complex.

This team is also somewhat successful at identifying inappropriate reminders and adapting their processes to address the initiative's local limitations (such as distance and communication barriers between the unit and the central pharmacy), but they have not experienced a push-back from organizational leadership for variations with standard practices on these issues.

We hope that the United States does not confuse right and wrong on this issue or practice double standards".