Sentence examples for practices which can from inspiring English sources
Mr. Levitt has spoken out in favor of greater disclosure of order-routing and execution practices, which can put the interests of brokers and their customers in conflict.
Joy argues that there could be better-suited solutions, such as "improving customer relationship management and decent working practices, which can also influence fundraising for the better".
As Berio puts it, Laborintus II is "a laboratory 'reduced' to the dimensions of performance, where we test theories and practices which can be used as experimental models of real life".
In most countries there are tensions between state laws and cultural practices, which can hinder implementation of laws and policies – laws against forced marriages, child marriage, dowry and bride price, violence against women, FGM, can be framed in ways that do not challenge gender inequality.
"The commission is very much in favor of solutions which would allow consumers to buy off the iTunes online store without restrictions, but it is aware that some record companies, publishers and collecting societies still apply licensing practices which can make it difficult for iTunes to operate stores accessible for a European consumer anywhere in the EU," the commission said in a statement.
Tendering can instigate private sector investment and encourage innovative working practices, which can relate to energy efficiency.
Internet service providers, however, generally prohibit the practice, which can cause online traffic jams.
The practice, which can cause hypothermia, violates the Geneva Conventions, and President Bush's new executive order arguably bans it.
However, doing so can both raise an organisation's profile, demonstrate progress towards policy commitments and share best practice which can encourage others to act.
There's promotion by flyer, which can in fact be self-promotion on the part of the performer (a practice which can sometimes go a little bit awry, as comic Jeff Mirza found this week).
We trust the evaluation of this more holistic approach will show improved outcomes for children and their parents in the resettlement stages of their lives, serving as a model of best practice which can be replicated across the country.
