Sentence examples for proposed a practice from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kearney proposed a practice round.

A joint-committee of family medicine physicians, internal medicine physicians and psychiatrists proposed a practice guideline.

Transition management scholars have proposed a practice-oriented model for influencing ongoing processes of shifting systems into more sustainable directions [24, 25, 30].

This paper proposes a practice-oriented platform for numerical simulation of Unreinforced Masonry (URM) buildings.

We propose a practice-based clinical pathway development process and a data-driven methodology for extracting common clinical pathways from electronic health record (EHR) data that is patient-centered, consistent with clinical workflow, and facilitates evidence-based care.

That that balance of risk therefore could ultimately lead to the disadvantage of the consumer and that was why they proposed a code of practice which was introduced in I think early 2010, the Statutory Code of Practice to be enforced by an adjudicator, or as that was then called an ombudsman.

As the problem of workload modeling is far from trivial, [24] proposes a best practice guide to build empirical models.

Our study highlights deficits in the diagnostic recognition of chronic SPs among children with chronic neurodevelopmental disorders/disabilities and proposes a clinical practice strategy, based on therapeutic emplotment that incorporates patients and parents' contributions in recognizing SPs and related sequelae in designing appropriate treatment and care.

In that regard, New York should look to California, where Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger proposed a rule preventing that practice.

Details of the research come in the week that a government consultation document proposed a voluntary code of practice for public CCTV systems, but left private cameras largely unregulated.

The governor also proposed a ban on the practice of "wheeling" political contributions from committee to committee, allowing political parties, particularly at the local level, to mask the sources of their money.