It occurs within a given profession's full scope of practice through the integration of theoretical, research-based and practical knowledge inherent to the development of a discipline [ 72].
He is eligible to play and practice through the last two preseason games.
In theory, the NHS likes spreading what public-sector folk call "best practice" through the system.
Rhodian Sea Law persisted in influence, if not in actual practice, through the 12th century.
Filling numerous books, he continued this practice through the year 2000 -- the millennium -- which seemed to him an appropriate end date.
It is aimed at professionals and carers, and highlights the opportunities for improved practice through the use of these assistive technologies (AT).
In practice, through the state control or domination of printing, distribution and the flow of advertising, the ministry of information can block any publication it wants.
In addition to spreading best practice through the police, the NHS and schools, Labour is offering broadly bankable guarantees on service performance, some triggered by citizens.
"All is coming" and "practice through the pain" are among the mantras of Sri K. Pattabhi Jois, the late ashtanga guru, of the aptly named Mysore, India.
A year later, Anwar, who could easily have joined the Islamists in PAS, was brought into the government to help put Mahathir's ethnic theories into practice through the so-called New Economic Policy.
To think of Gawker and Huffington Post as taking wrecking balls to a noble industry which would otherwise have (eventually) found a righteous path of prosperity and good practice through the digital swamp is completely wrong.
