Sentence examples for practice thus far from inspiring English sources

The 2014 meeting in Britain will check progress toward "mutual accountability" and conduct a review and monitoring process to assure development aid is not diverted by corrupt officials or mismanaged – major hurdles in putting aid projects into practice thus far.

This is common practice, thus far, in the disclosure control community.

The identification of these sex- and gender-specific patterns has been imperative for informing standards of care and clinical practice thus far, however many of these studies were completed in the 1990s and are not representative of today's population of opioid users, nor have they accounted for advancements in assessment tools and research methodology.

Below, four New York-based artists take stock of their academic choices, and reflect on how these have impacted their artistic practices thus far.

The voucher management agency explicitly prohibits this practice, but thus far, had not been able to enforce this restriction.

Multiple other falsehoods, and all sorts of shoddy journalistic practices, remain thus far unchanged.

Underlying many of the experiences and practices described thus far is a deeply engrained and socially-structured incompatibility between parenthood and the realisation of female professionalisation and independence - that is, between parenthood and the aspiration for upward mobility.

But the United States and Switzerland, which are conducting the most widespread investigations into FIFA, seem hell-bent on rooting out the people and practices they've uncovered thus far.

Nevertheless, no established tissue molecular markers for NPC have been used so far in clinical practice; thus, the identification of novel prognostic and predictive biomarkers for NPC is a high necessity [ 32].

As the previous (and futile) AL observers' mission indicated, Assad is repeating the practice he has excelled at thus far -- stopping the aggression against peaceful demonstrators when the observers are around and resuming the killing once they have left.

Over the past few decades, there has been a growing recognition of the importance of the dissemination of evidence-based "best practices" in public health programs, practices, and policies.[ 177] Thus far, however, the notion of evidence-based public health has been more promise than practice.