Sentence examples for practices for representing from inspiring English sources

This analysis focussed on the ways that the language of policy works to 'normalise' (make seem natural) certain assumptions about climate vulnerable groups in the dominant discourses or language practices for representing these groups.

We discuss the conceptual design of the model, present a formal approach for representing practice as context in a ubiquitous healthcare environment, and describe an application scenario and a prototype system to evaluate the proposed approach.

For representing actual building practices, consecutive upgrading steps from lower to higher energy performance levels are considered.

Wray then went into private practice and is perhaps best known for representing Governor Chris Christie amid the "Bridgegate" scandal, according to BBC.

Repression as observed in psychiatric practice, for example, represents almost complete, highly selective forgetting, far beyond that anticipated by interference theorists.

In the meantime, he faces dozens of lawsuits from angry investors alleging that his companies used deceptive and misleading trade practices in representing the demand for and value of his properties.

Pay practices for staff members represented by a union at Harvard are established through the collective bargaining process.

Mr. Garcia joins a firm that is perhaps best known for its bankruptcy practice, having represented, for example, Enron and WorldCom in their Chapter 11 cases last decade.

119 GP practices, representing 388 individual GPs, recruited for the trial.

She practices environmental litigation, representing large corporations.

The question is: Were the '49ers, or the postwar management practices they represent, to blame for this industrial debacle?