Sentence examples for practices such as using from inspiring English sources

Unicef UK said Carpenter's advice was unhelpful to parents who bring their baby into bed for cultural reasons., and endorsed the NCT's warning about parents feeling forced to adopt riskier practices, such as using sofas and armchairs.

Loren C. Scott, an economics professor at Louisiana State University, said the governor and the Legislature also engaged in some questionable budgeting practices, such as using one-time revenues from the national tobacco settlement for operating expenses.

It recommended both men and women returning from areas where the virus has spread to adopt safer sex practices such as using condoms or consider abstinence for at least a month.

On the substance of the argument, however, the judge warned Nestlé that if the company did not want to face accusations of causing death and illness through sales practices such as using sales reps dressed in nurses' uniforms, they should change the way that they did business.

The mobile industry has by and large relied on the Open Handset Alliance, a group of major carriers, manufacturers, and others who abide by certain best practices (such as using Google Play as the main app store) in making and selling Android devices.

Civil rights lawyers expect, and fear, challenges to such laws as Title VII of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a broad prohibition against employment discrimination that bars both intentional discrimination and practices, such as using certain employment tests, that have a disparate impact on minority groups.

In addition to changes in construction practice, such as using means to mitigate the effects of warming climates, better, more sophisticated control systems must be more fully utilised, such as the automatic switching off of appliances, and advanced controls and metering.

Efficiency measures include a range of practices such as use of genetics to increase growth rate and efficiency of feed use, and improved reproductive performance and health.

Farmers who adopted hybrid maize were found more likely to adopt other yield-enhancing practices such as use of inorganic and organic fertilizers, and modern management practices such as planting in rows, weeding more than once, thinning and using insecticides.

Practices such as use of quarantine cages for new and sick birds, limitation of people movement in backyards and waste management reached high scores during the 15-months period within five of the nine intervention villages.

Many inappropriate prescribing practices, such as use of triazolam, chlorpromazine and methylphenidate, were not found.