Sentence examples for practices built from inspiring English sources

The government adopted conventional standard market practices built up over time.

Whether you're with Liberty or not, we the people and our representatives should at least know about capabilities and practices built and conducted in our name.

"We have policies and practices built when colleges were filled with full-time, 18- to 22-year-old students who needed to be provided not only educational opportunities, but fed, protected, counseled and given recreation," she said.

It's conspicuously different from the major Olympic monuments which are mostly works of large international design practices built by the biggest contracting firms, using steel and concrete techniques that are essentially global, and which, following the guidelines of the International Olympic Committee, are only tangentially concerned with the pieces of earth they have landed on.

In spite of the lack of resources, East Palo Alto community members and blacks across the San Francisco Bay Area pushed back against discriminatory housing practices, built schools and lobbied for access to jobs at the peak of the Civil Rights era.

The functional organization provides the resource base-programs need in the form of people who know what they are doing in fields related to the enterprise product line, good tools, and good practices built around a common process for all programs, with the programs providing a customer focus for the current business.

Honest business practices build trust between colleagues and among staff and even competitors.

The research was funded by Stockholm County Council and the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) under grant No. L326253061 for the study of how social welfare policies and practices build or undermine resilience in poor households in Britain and Sweden.

The right to participate is the reason why UN is 'sharing the stage' with young people – to share opportunities to influence policies, bring new practices, build breathtaking perspectives and much more.

Remember, no one is perfect, and ego just shows immaturity; humility and good listening practices build leadership and respect.

Demand for his talents grew so steadily that in 1959, at the age of 35, he quit his practice, built a studio in nearby Englewood Cliffs and became a recording engineer full time.