Sentence examples for practice represents from inspiring English sources

The practice represents a significant tightening of procedures for handling arrests at peaceful protests and demonstrations.

Very little of the novel is set in the town's hospital, but Dr Lydgate's project to bring reform to local medical practice represents his doomed optimism about the future of provincial life and English medicine.

The seven-page section detailing concerns about the 48-hour target ends by raising serious concerns that this "dramatic change in practice" represents a conflict of interest for the doctors' employer, IHMS (International Health and Medical Services).

One day after the accident, Steve Vaccaro, a cycling advocate and a lawyer whose practice represents pedestrians and cyclists injured on the road, took to Twitter to assail opponents of proposed bike lanes and pedestrian islands in the neighborhood, which, he said, could have saved Amar's life.

Also, the second practice represents the unexpected situation which cannot solve in the class period immediately.

The integration of these techniques into physiotherapy practice represents an exciting opportunity for the therapists of the future.

It has built a large foreign practice, representing among others the governments of Azerbaijan, the Congo Republic and the Cayman Islands.

For years, Shore had a successful practice representing patent holders, mostly universities, whose intellectual property had been infringed upon.

Williams & Connolly has also established a lucrative and somewhat unorthodox practice representing talent in the entertainment, sports and media industries.

In this age of specialization, Mr. Sloman maintained a general business practice, representing clients both big and small in business transactions and courtroom battles.

Mr. Pitt, who as a lawyer in private practice represented big accounting firms, also urged lawyers to adopt ethics rules that address shortcomings in their conduct.