Sentence examples for practices devised from inspiring English sources

It's taken mainstream journalists 10 years to spot the implications of business models and engineering practices devised in the early 00s, and start discussing them in any meaningful way.

This is the first time prosecutors have joined such a case, one of dozens in recent years that accuse the for-profit college industry of illegal practices devised to increase federal student aid revenue.

Critics have accused Swiss businesses of dragging their feet on transparency and hiding behind a voluntary code of good practice devised by the country's business federation.

Much evidence indicates that this issue is more serious in the United States and in predominantly Muslim countries than it is in Europe, but educational practice should devise coping practices wherever it occurs.

From this information, a set of guidelines for best practice were devised.

This integrative/descriptive review involved identification of literature describing research or an empirical perspective on the use of a model or tool within clinical nursing practice specifically devised for use with diverse ethno-cultural groups.

The coordinator in Gwent allowed practices to devise their own facilitation arrangements but only highly motivated practices managed to make progress (see Table 2).

We then worked within these cultural norms and practices to devise a product that would be habitually consumed," says Edmundson, who is wary that some approaches to substituting the iron lacking from diets due to taboos are contradictory.

The way you hire your people, the way you reward your people, the internal practices you devise — they are all built around a certain set of assumptions and operations.

By maintaining a highly-developed expert workforce, establishing security protocols, instituting industry best practices and devising excellent security strategies (with an eye on continuous improvement to mitigate potential threats), private water companies are safeguarding their systems and their customers.

Because the amount of water available for plant growth is one of the major limiting factors in crop production, improved tillage and terracing practices have been devised to conserve soil moisture, and soil-management and land-use practices have been developed to increase the infiltration of snow, rain, and irrigation water, thereby reducing losses caused by runoff.