Sentence examples for practices to give from inspiring English sources

Third, many accounting rules need to be updated to better reflect changing business practices to give investors a better understanding of the underlying health of companies.

Noting that research has shown that children consume more saturated fat and less fiber and calcium when they eat out, she challenged restaurant owners to change their menus, recipes and marketing practices to "give parents the confidence to know that they can go into any restaurant in this country and choose a genuinely healthy meal for their kids".

It should act against anti-competitive practices to give people instead the power of free choices between competing goods and services.

Especially helpful to that process, they noted, would be developing best practices to give staff scientists job security and recognition, in addition to acquiring better data about staff scientists' effectiveness and productivity within the lab.

Malaysia relies on its very weak human trafficking practices to give it a competitive advantage in global markets.

Congress can change laws, but the business community must also rethink their own recruitment and hiring practices to give these young people a chance.

It became very common practice to give a producer credit in lieu of more money.

That's an awful lot of experience and hours of practice to give away.

He said it is The Times's practice to "give a heads up".

I want her to play and practice to give me the confidence to put her in the game".

Mr. Barth said it was once common practice to give out the hotel room numbers of guests when outsiders called.