Sentence examples for practice organized from inspiring English sources

Hodgkinson's decision to open fire on an early-morning baseball practice organized by House Republicans in Alexandria, Virginia, was horrifying even by the macabre standards of mass shootings.

As the country grapples with economic turmoil, many are sticking to traditional practices of banking and borrowing, including a centuries-old system called il-gam'iyya, a communal savings and borrowing practice organized among families, friends, or colleagues.

The NHL has determined Ducks' executives had no involvement in the informal Dec. 26 practice organized by team captain Ryan Getzlaf and did not violate any league rules or collective bargaining agreement protocols, so the club will not be punished.

The CanMEDS framework articulates a comprehensive definition of the competencies needed for medical education and practice, organized within seven defined roles: manager, collaborator, communicator, scholar, medical expert, health advocate and professional.

When you practice organized religion instead of conscious decision making, you live under a constant fear.

Each puts her newly acquired skills into practice, organizing an evening of performances linked by a common theme or creative approach.

That's what we try to do in practice: organize people in different cities like Bialystok, Wroclaw, Krakow.

(ii) The practices included in our study received a fair amount of support (i.e. presence of a study nurse in each practice, organizing the screening and baseline assessment; administration of the tailored-letter intervention by our research staff) and systematic implementation of each intervention was limited to 1 week.

Each primary care practice organizes at least 2 MTCs every 6 months of the intervention, and MTC's are attended by a practice nurse, a primary care physician, the geriatric expert team, a pharmacist and, if indicated, caregivers involved in the older person's treatment or care.

Since medical applications during disasters differ considerably from routine medical practice, organizing CME courses and making preparations for future disasters is vital to decrease the extent of post-disaster chaos and minimize the risk of death both in AKI and CKD patients.

Data were retrieved from electronic medical records kept by 20 general practices organized in one large primary care organization in Almere.