Sentence examples for practices dedicated to from inspiring English sources
"Within a week, they changed my life," said Dr. Cooper, a Miami chiropractor who runs the Enzyme Therapy Center there, one of a growing number of holistic medical practices dedicated to treating ailments like acne and sports injuries with enzymes.
Primary care medical practices dedicated to the needs of older adults who dwell in independent and assisted living residences in senior living communities (SLCs) have been developed.
According to Banjoko (2005), Community development is a range of practices dedicated to increasing the strength and effectiveness of community life, improving conditions, especially for people in disadvantaged situations, and enabling people to participate in public decision making and to achieve greater long term control over their circumstances (Banjoko 2005).
We now have a building practice dedicated to really high-performance outcomes.
Lew, together with his friend and partner, Sam Brody, created a practice dedicated to the highest values of the architectural profession.
A former emergency room physician, Dr. Shavelson has just begun his own practice dedicated to providing care for those seeking to end their lives.
But, in this practice dedicated to the re-evaluation of the devalued, it may well be its commitment to the present that moves visitors most.
These "gag orders", says Jordan Thomas, head of Labaton Sucharow's practice dedicated to representing whistleblowers, "keep … authorities in the dark about all types of wrongdoing".
In 2007, after 10 years with Ogilvy New York, Freya saw an opportunity to create a practice dedicated to helping some of the world's biggest corporations become leaders in sustainability and sustainable branding.
Mr. Butler who died of a heart attack on Wednesday, November 9, was the CEO of Community Development Associates, Inc. (CDA), a national consulting practice dedicated to improving the quality of life for children and families.
He co-founded Chrysalis, a multi-disciplinary practice dedicated to building lightweight structures, such as the Pepsi-Cola pavilion at Expo '70, which was then the biggest inflated mirror-dome in the world.
