Sentence examples for practice or business from inspiring English sources

Set up "communities of practice" or business development initiatives to help share expertise or resources.

The fact is that those lawyers who are qualified to serve as federal judges have opportunities to earn far more in private law practice or business than as judges".

It Shares Practice (or Business) Culture.

Nor does it prevent Hegel from seeking to understand what distinguishes the "art" of architecture (as opposed to the more everyday practice or business of architecture) in both the classical and romantic eras.

Entries to the IIC fell into four main categories: "Skills," for companies centered on job training; "Matching," for firms finding new ways of linking workers to jobs; "Human + Machines," for companies using technology to augment human labor; and "New Models," novel business practices or business models creating new labor-market opportunities.

This standard describes management of risks as an integral part of good governance, and states that RM is best embedded into existing organizational practices or business processes without favoring a specific management approach.

Q: You were an employment attorney for about six years and when you left to start your own firm, you formed a group with about eight women of color who all left traditional law practice to start their own practices or businesses rather than try to excel in a setting where they felt underappreciated.

How can you change focus, practice or even business model to respond to the issues?

He added: "Although we aggressively pursue the collection of money we're owed, we're not in the practice or the business of shutting people off".

On the other hand, one of the reasons that makes SE definition hard is the fact that, "there is no proven method, code of practice or core business model to follow" in SE (Roberts and Woods 2005) which inherently originates from lack of paradigm.

Industrialists' money might have been tainted by oppressive labor practices or predatory business methods, but it was perfumed by noblesse oblige philanthropy that built libraries and art institutions.