Sentence examples for practised a range of from inspiring English sources

In this supportive environment I have practised a range of presentation skills, from body language, to vocal variety, prop usage, and persuasive and inspiring skills.

Alongside their political activities, the RSDLP and other revolutionary groups (such as anarchists and Socialist Revolutionaries) practised a range of militant operations, including "expropriations", a euphemism for armed robberies of government or private funds to support revolutionary activities.

Among the cognitive variables, perceived exposure, perceived behavioural control and the feeling of worry remained significantly associated with practising a range of recommended behaviours against mosquitoes (table 3).

The broad scope of naturopathic practice may be a potential advantage for eliciting GP referrals for CAM, as the ability to practise a broad range of CAM therapies means that evidence for non-naturopathic CAM could also translate into referral.

SEA have been put into practise in a range of countries and as described by Goodland focus on three main classes of work [82, 83]: (a) Policies: legislation and other rules;   (b) Plans and strategies, including regional and sectoral plans; and   (c) Programmes or sets of coordinated projects.  .

The history of the town (as its status has been till recently) is displayed at Bantock House, and the Bilston Craft Gallery provides the opportunity to look at and practise an extraordinary range of contemporary crafts.

The aim of this study was to undertake a randomized controlled trial to assess the effectiveness and cost of CAS training in a range of practising healthcare professionals using a range of validated outcomes.

A questionnaire (see appendix) was mailed to a random sample of practising doctors in New Zealand from a range of disciplines.

The majority (n = 11) worked primarily as clinicians and had been practising in their profession for a range of 6 to 40 years.

International variation is evident in containment practises, and this is influenced by a range of factors such as concerns about efficacy and patient safety, and broader cultural values [ 23].

JAPAN has long practised a form of familial capitalism.