Sentence examples for practice to serve from inspiring English sources

He is taking two weeks off from his law practice to serve as tour guide, advisor and Philadelphia ambassador to the members of whichever state delegation he is assigned.

A graduate of Rutgers and Columbia Law School, Judge Gerber interrupted his private practice to serve about two years in the Air Force before he was appointed to the bankruptcy bench in 2000.

We are all fortunate that Mary Jo, who has spent 16 years of her career in public service, has once again left a higher paying position in private practice to serve her country.

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Consider the fact that it's building on a 300-person practice to serve the database customers of its blood enemy, Oracle.

Enjoying his work with retirees, Chad decided to create his own practice to serve the specific needs of retired or soon to be retired investors.

Applied Behavior Analysis ABAA), Direct Instruction (DI), and Precision Teaching (PT) practices are commonly considered the best practices to serve a variety of learners in special and regular education settings.

Although the norms from the subcultures may have impacts on our behavior to a certain extent, we find that they all accumulate to supplement for our diversity and we can compare them to choose the best practices to serve our followers.

Rather than focusing on helping those in need to apply the best practices of business to improve their lives, organizations will end up focusing on applying those practices to serve their own needs.

As Stanford lecturer Kathleen Janus writes in this Huffington Post piece: "Rather than focusing on helping those in need to apply the best practices of business to improve their lives, organizations will end up focusing on applying those practices to serve their own needs".

If Lloyd Hamilton were writing a classified ad, it would sound too good to be true: "Harvard Med School grad, retired from full-time practice, wants to serve the poor at low-cost clinic.