Sentence examples for regulate practice from inspiring English sources
The policies and guidance that regulate practice must be looked at.
Criteria intended to regulate practice leave scope for discretion.
The regulation of euthanasia was frequently referred to, predominantly claiming that regulation enhanced a careful and safe practice, and countering arguments against euthanasia suggesting it is a poorly practiced and difficult to regulate practice (20%).
Although, combining five different explicit criteria gives us an opportunity to extract a comprehensive list of high-risk medications, this list is not meant to regulate practice in a manner that surpasses the clinical judgment and the assessment of a prescriber.
The state has intervened countless times to regulate practices within the private sector, including safety regulations within the auto industry.
He resisted even the most minor efforts to regulate practices that many media critics saw as unseemly.
The suit contends that the league failed "to regulate practices, games, equipment and medical care so as to minimize the long-term risks associated with concussive brain injuries".
The council's resolution called on 47 member states to regulate practices concerning ritual circumcision, "to overcome some of the prevailing traditional methods, which do not take into consideration the best interest of the child and the latest state of medical art".
Despite the fact that many educational institutions' policies require feedback to be 'an interface between teachers' pedagogical goals; students' learning needs; and institutional and governmental education policies, which structure and regulate practices and procedures' (Bailey and Garner 2010, p.188), there is a decline in the practice of offering feedback to students (Charles et al. 2011).
The US Constitution contains no express right to privacy; instead, a panoply of state and federal laws regulate practices such as data collection.
In the UK there is a system that supports ethical decision making, regulates practice and ensures patients' best interests are at the heart of NHS care, and we must fight to preserve this.
