Sentence examples for practices which would from inspiring English sources
It was an early signal that deceptive lending practices, which would later set off a wave of foreclosures, were widespread.
These lead to the formulation of 'best practices' which would secure the effective and widespread use of the repository by all members of the academic community.
Changes to current industry practices which would help to meet the objectives of more flexible and competitive network ownership and control are proposed.
It remains beset by antiquated practices which would not survive for a moment in any well-run organisation in the public, private or voluntary sectors.
"Nor does it give time for the bereaved to carry out the ceremonial and cultural practices, which would normally occur after a death".
The provisions which the government did suggest as a template were often ignored, and companies were able to avoid practices which would have been burdensome.
Not through overt attacks on Mormon theology and practice, which would be out of bounds for most mainstream outlets.
It certainly wasn't a corner-kick practice, which wouldn't have cleared the first training cone" – Justin Kavanagh.
NHS staff pledged a change in their practice which would improve patient experience and/or clinical outcomes by spreading and adopting best practice and championing innovation.
As far back as 2004, former Guardian education editor Donald MacLeod described open access as the practice "which would make scientific research freely available on the internet".
A proposal endorsed by the American Association of Colleges of Nursing for 2015 would require nurse practitioners to have a doctorate of nursing practice, which would mean two or three more years of study.
