Sentence examples for practises that from inspiring English sources
We identify four relational assemblages of practises that enable (or impede) the enactment of strategic foresight in practise.
It's always been there but I think as more women come into it we've been utilising the practises that are there".
Hutchins said the findings of the report are "damning of practises that have been left unregulated for too long and are tarnishing our nation's reputation as the land of a fair go".
This recognises the diversity of agricultural practises that are evident in different areas of the world, which may be quite removed to what might be recognisable as 'agriculture' in places such as Europe.
This article investigates everyday experiences and practises that are associated with processes of pharmaceuticalization and with practices of 'drug diversion' that is, the illicit exchange and non-medical use of prescription drugs.
David Lynch is an outspoken exponent of transcendental meditation, Richard Gere follows the Dalai Lama and Julia Roberts affirmed her Hinduism in the wake of Eat, Pray, Love – a movie that tells the tale of a modern American woman's journey towards peace through Indian spiritual practises that grossed over $200m £128.6mm).
I prepared the three-minute pitch and I did practise that.
This is done in order to numerically evaluate the measurement of equivalence ratio using OH∗ and CH∗ chemiluminescence, an experimental practise that is used in the literature.
Re-compacting a single batch sample to determine Proctor curves is a common practise that turns out to overvalue optimum moisture contents and maximum dry densities.
Short case studies, based on real stories from the health care arena, ensure that each chapter of this book is rooted in descriptions of nursing practise that are grounded, salient narratives of nursing care.
The latest Nepal quake measured 7.3 and although that appears as bad as the previous quake, given the scale is logarithmic in practise that means the damage may be significantly less.
