Sentence examples for practice was published from inspiring English sources

As a result of a court case, an innocuous-sounding "draft equipment interference code of practice" was published by the Home Office.

An interim code of practice was published by the Department for Transport to support the introduction of AIT scanners at Heathrow and Manchester airports and a consultation on the code was commenced on 29 March 2010.

In 2005, a historical essay tracing the history of scoring and summation of neuromuscular weakness as part of daily neurological practice was published by Dyck et al. (2005).

In 2009 an official American Thoracic Society/European Respiratory Society statement, about standardizing endpoints for clinical asthma trials and clinical practice was published [ 55].

Success rates for each practice are published online at sart.org for all to see.

The survey confirmed that acute rhinosinusitis is still a challenge for GPs, despite several studies from general practice being published in recent years.

Improving the quality of diabetes care has been a major focus of the Norwegian College of General Practice since the first diabetes guidelines for general practice were published in 1988.

It is important that, when new research which raises doubts about existing guidelines and practice is published, appraisals of the scientific rigour of the study and its significance for practice accompany it, so that health professionals can feel confident in understanding new evidence and its implications for patient care.

Munro, whose landmark review of child protection practices was published five years ago, has argued that hotdesking leaves social workers feeling isolated, hindering their work.

American Tower said the article, about its stock option practices, was published in October 2006 and compared the practices with those of Enron, the giant energy company that has become a symbol of corporate fraud and corruption.

A picture in some editions on Saturday with an article about a decision by John C. Liu, the New York City comptroller, to hire Robert Abrams, a former state attorney general, to review Mr. Liu's campaign fundraising practices was published in error.