Assessment to identify those at risk of complicated or prolonged grief, and referral where required, needs to become standard practice to circumvent potential ongoing mental health issues [ 60, 6].
Far from being a golfer zapped with special powers that enabled him to circumvent practice, Woods is someone who embodies the rigours of practice.
This is a limiting factor in practice and in order to circumvent this drawback, we develop in this article the coupled-decompositions method.
He added that officials used the local development corporation to circumvent procurement practices and other legal obligations the town would have faced.
We turn now to a practice that the staff members can use to circumvent the practical problem that we have illustrated in this section.
Rather than appeal to the liberal Ninth Circuit for an immediate stay, which would have been standard practice, Justice Department lawyers were trying to circumvent judges they viewed as hostile.
However the provision has not been actively enforced, and has seemingly been easy (though not necessarily cheap) for ride-hailing firms to circumvent in practice — with the firms buying up VTC licenses from local operators and recruiting drivers via social media ads and job ad platforms like Jobandtalent.
A community of practice may generate innovative ideas to circumvent resource limitations, ensure staff engagement and advance educational efforts [ 30], [ 31].
As we have argued in the analysis of Extract 6, this practice does not allow Massimo to solve, but merely to circumvent the practical problem of pursuing talk about the clients' medication-related problems.
Leaking warehouses, which had been stacked with the cargoes of the world, in an attempt to circumvent the restrictive practices of the dying docks, the power of the dockers' unions, were known to the workforce as Chobham Farm.
