Sentence examples for practices and solutions from inspiring English sources

As Microsoft is doing, take best practices and solutions developed in India and replicate them across other emerging and even developed markets.

It then introduces the not-for-profit organization named Building Industry Consulting Service International (BISCI), which collects together good design, working practices, and solutions to technical problems.

I want to know how we make the system work better by expanding the good practices and solutions we have identified, as well as push the frontier of research to learn how to improve education for all.

Understanding climate disruption as a multiplier of health inequities, deeply influencing social determinants of health, her work identifies and lifts up equitable practices and solutions to building place-based community climate resilience.

Instead of short-term strategies for fixing transitory needs, Fuller's research will focus on practices and solutions that help companies compete and at the same time provide a lifetime employment opportunity to the average American.

Its influx will force a change in products, practices and solutions.

The author's book, Precision: Principles, Practices and Solution for the Internet of Things, will be released in May.

Coburn et al. (2013, p. 2) define research-practice partnerships at the district level as "Long-term, mutualistic collaborations between practitioners and researchers that are intentionally organized to investigate problems of practice and solutions for improving district outcomes".

Different ways to use the programme in general practice and solutions with different choices on how and when to use the programme must be offered to GPs.

Broadening of the present program with additional examples of good practice and solutions, particularly for domains where the most serious difficulties during implementation occur (such is application of restitution, for example).

Attitudes, traditions, customs, behaviour and practices: Ideas and solutions to children's well-being are culturally constructed and, hence, are influenced by traditional beliefs and practices.