Sentence examples for practices prescribed from inspiring English sources

The management practices prescribed for activities that create a risk of discharge are diverse and context-specific.

Their Chinese name, Tiaojinjiao (literally, "pick out the tendons"), refers to practices prescribed by Jewish dietary laws.

As a "correspondent" banker, People's Choice made loans using standards and practices prescribed by Countrywide in hopes of selling them to the larger company.

Only a subset of formal practices prescribed for systems and policy was effectively adopted while new informal practices were enacted.

Even though the software is "off the shelf", it works only if businesses adopt the "best practices" prescribed by armies of expensive consultants.

With this framework, the paper analyses measurement practices prescribed by IASB's guidance to explicate its underlying implicit concepts as distinct from those formally proclaimed in IASB's recent Conceptual Framework Exposure Draft CFEDD).

After analysing data – including a 2012 GP patient survey in England and prescribing details – they concluded that practices prescribing fewer antibiotics could expect modest but still significant reductions in patient ratings.

15 Delayed prescribing is unlikely to vitiate our conclusion that most UK practices prescribe antibiotics to excess.

In previous research, it has been shown that GPs in dispensing practices prescribe a broader range of drugs [ 33].

Most UK general practices prescribe antibiotics to young and middle-aged adults with respiratory infections at rates that are considerably in excess of what is clinically justified.

Genchi genbutsu, or trouble shooting, is a practice prescribed in "lean thinking" — an approach to productivity that marries two complementary concepts: improvement and learning.