Sentence examples for practices tied from inspiring English sources

The athletic director and an assistant football coach at the University of Central Florida resigned Wednesday amid an N.C.A.A. investigation into illicit recruiting practices tied to a man identified by the N.C.A.A. as a recruiter for a sports agent.

Following semi-structured interviews, we performed an analysis of the links between the attributes of the valued landscape, the motives for having those values and the practices tied to those values.

These include policies that support decentralization in land use planning; practices of neighborhood gating; and policies and practices tied to motor vehicle travel, transit planning, and bicycle and pedestrian infrastructure.

As Cohen and Rogers put it, the more specific and episodic practices aim at mutual benefits through improved coordination, experimental deliberative practices tied to larger political projects may redistribute power and advantage and in this way secure the conditions of democracy more generally (Cohen and Rogers 2003, 251).

Since he failed to meet his targets, he should possibly be put on probation, she said, and questioned whether his pay should also be docked in keeping with executive practices tying pay to performance.

"I think it tends to open a door to a practice tied to a religious belief," he said in an interview after the hearing, according to the Daily Times.

As I have previously written, in our ever-changing world where volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity are the lexicon of our lives, good global leadership practice tied to an appreciation and respect for diversity and inclusion must be the Velcro of our collective consciousness.

What we could all use today is a little more practice tying knots.

To develop the manual dexterity of a surgeon, he practiced tying knots and cutting pictures out of magazines with each hand.

The younger men, known as probies, were practicing tying rescue ropes for lowering themselves from upper floors of burning buildings, and they were struggling to master the technique of doubling the line, which they had been taught in the academy.

Perhaps it's something mothers know instinctively -- how many times do we practice tying laces?