Sentence examples for pressures to practice from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, pressures to practice evidence-based medicine are reducing preventable errors.

What a murderous irony it is that during WWII Dutch doctors heroically resisted Nazi pressures to practice euthanasia.

But the pressure to practice circumspection about the unbearable urges of the libido has vastly diminished.

My two sisters and I all started playing instruments at an early age and were quietly pressured to practice daily.

The researchers write: Our results may speak to why physicians consistently report concern over malpractice and the intense pressure to practice defensive medicine, despite evidence that the scope of defensive medicine is modest.

Regardless of the difference, a significant number of physicians in all specialties fear malpractice lawsuits, and may therefore feel pressure to practice defense medicine to avoid them [ 8].

Especially lessons on risks of unsafe sex, negotiating condom use and resisting social pressure to practice unsafe sex were considerably modified compared with the rest.

35 Our findings suggest that such a policy runs the risk of increased rates of untimely diagnosis, as GPs come under increasing pressure to practice a form of medicine whereby "the doctor seeks out the patient rather than vice versa" (ref. 32, p.71).

Our Government does not sponsor a religion, nor does it pressure anyone to practice a particular faith, or any faith at all.

Those are pressure-free places to practice and develop.

Nadal has talked about how tough a disciplinarian his uncle is, telling El País in an interview this year, "It's pressure to go to practice and know that you have to do well because, otherwise, there will be problems".