Sentence examples for practice to issue from inspiring English sources
There was the start of a groundbreaking practice to issue death certificates without bodies, eliminating a source of pain for grieving families.
The committee made it a practice to issue draft reports of its findings to corporations, unions, and government agencies under investigation, allowing for the correction of abuses before formal action was initiated.
We then grouped practices into quarters on the basis of the number of methadone prescriptions issued and assigned each person the value for the last practice to issue methadone.
A fifth consideration is that at the time this study was conducted it was not routine practice to issue sick notes/fit notes to patients attending the ED, and this applied to all professional groups (including doctors).
Reasons cited for this were clinicians not being in the habit of prescribing (it was their usual practice to issue recommendations to the patient's GP), GPs having a better grasp of how medication fitted with patients' existing drug regimen and additional cost to the hospital trust.
To distribute report, recent practice is to issue electronic reports (e-copies) for ease and speed of distribution and for reduction of hardcopy files, with scanned or e-copies of drawings/attachments included.
After January 1998, the standard practice was to issue home glucose meters with instructions to check blood glucose levels four times per day.
I so appreciated Talbot's lionization of extraordinary attorneys like Goldberg, who have devoted an entire practice to this issue.
Concerns have switched from general features of scientific practice to concepts, issues, and puzzles specific to particular disciplines.
Howard writes, "C.R.E.A.M. showcases the work of artists who are politically engaged in open source art and technology while using their creative practice to address issues related to the monetization of net-based work".
One respondent described dealing with this problem by asking the GP Practice to issue items requiring 'special' endorsing on paper prescriptions.
