Sentence examples for premises and practices from inspiring English sources

Those songs have transfixed and run incessantly through the minds of the same American elites whose premises and practices nearly destroyed the American republic and economy in the decade following 9/11.

A lengthening train of abuses and affronts by American public and private leaders has turned a once-promising (or at least possible) republic into a slippery web of premises and practices that are no longer legitimate or sustainable.

They've been fired from within a body politic so drained of candor and trust that, beneath our continuing lip-service to republican premises and practices, we've seen our Supreme Court conflate the free speech of the disembodied wealth of anonymous shareholders with free dialogue by and among flesh-and-blood citizens.

As part of this, decide whether you will do more than just green your premises and practices.

She gave me a gift during her short time, an extraordinary season of encouragement to deconstruct the premise and practice of freedom of speech.

The three OPPPs reviewed by Falkinham and his colleagues are particularly problematic in premise plumbing, and practices for control of these organisms are not well validated, says Mark LeChevallier, director of innovation and environmental stewardship at the New Jersey based utility American Water.

The next level (the practice) takes into account the premises of the practice, practice organisation and the interaction between health care workers in the practice.

The Policy Council wants to set aside £170,000 for one-off projects for the strategy; £70,000 for developing information for disabled people and carers, £50,000 to create guides for businesses and £50,000 to audit and suggest changes to the States' employment practices, premises and services.

There is no specific treatment or vaccine available; therefore, preventive measures such as avoid direct contact with infective patients, disinfection of viral contaminated items or premises, and good personal hygiene practices remain the only effective methods to disrupt disease transmission.

The focus groups were held on the practice premises and led by AK and CB.

EPR data were extracted once between 2002 and 2007, covering time periods between 2 and 11 years, de-identified for patient information immediately on practice premises and encrypted using a generic Java tool.