Sentence examples for practice they use from inspiring English sources
"They issue statements about protecting civilians, but in practice they use such indiscriminate destructive weapons," he said, referring to the use of land mines, improvised explosive devices and suicide bombers.
Though these methods perform well in practice, they use a linear structure.
The majority of the GPs we interviewed were in full-time paid employment overall and when not consulting with patients in general practice they used their knowledge and expertise in other areas of the health system.
He characterized the challenges in release management that FOSS projects face and the practices they use to cope with them.
This study was conducted to determine the perceptions of zoonotic disease risk among Australian veterinarians, the infection control practices they use to protect themselves from zoonotic diseases, and the factors influencing their use of these protective practices.
This study aims to determine the purposes of preschool teachers in reading for children, the practices they use to give children the habit of reading, the materials they keep in their reading corners, the techniques they use, the themes they prefer in the books they read for children, and the activities they conduct using story books which are important during this period of childhood.
Patients' narratives show the micro-practices they use to cope with their treatment, by not recognizing victimhood and sometimes practising unhealthy behaviours.
The research team asked the instructors what practices they used to motivate students, and identified four instructor practices associated with higher student CBT participation rates.
We examined mothers' and fathers' perceptions of their two children's temperaments as well as reports of the feeding practices and attitudes they use with each child.
Practitioners were also asked about referral practices, the modalities they use and their views on why women consult them.
"There's something political and powerful about women making stuff again and returning to traditionally feminine and folkloric practices that they used to do in the 1970s," adds Lockhart.
