Sentence examples for prevailing practices from inspiring English sources
Leif Wenar is also concerned with prevailing practices governing the sale of natural resources and their products (Wenar 2010).
In contrast, founders with greater experience in the field's periphery are more likely to act as "innovative entrepreneurs," as are those who more strongly question the ethicality of prevailing practices.
Integrative strategic planning at GE was originally called long range planning, later strategic planning, and after the abandonment of SBU planning, GE'S Operating System, but changes in the use of labels mask continuities in prevailing practices.
Part One tears apart prevailing practices among economics who are both ignorant and shameless servants to the few who have the power to dismiss humanity as a commodity.
Alignment of new innovations with prevailing practices in health system elements is important because it reduces possible conflicts which can either delay or distort the integration process.
Social influence theory emphasizes the role of others in decision making about behavior, postulating that factors such as customs, habits, beliefs of peers and prevailing practices and social norms shape the change of practice [ 61].
In accordance with prevailing practice, he was appointed pope at the age of 47 by the emperor Henry III.
"They should analyse the intended and unintended risks and side-effects of their activities, particularly the fragmentation of global governance, the weakening of representative democracy … the prevailing practice of applying business logic to the provision of public goods".
However, data are scarce on the burden, prevailing practice patterns and long-term health outcomes of HF patients in India.
Despite prevailing practice in the United States, he says, fruitcakes often taste better when they're aged than when they're fresh.
The setting of the indicator thresholds for maximum payment close to prevailing practice may have provided little incentive for further improvement.
