Sentence examples for sensible practices from inspiring English sources

Thus, to encourage high-quality health care providers to adopt sensible practices, let's offer an inducement.

In a five-page letter to Mr. McConnell, Attorney General Eric Holder Jr. said that the handling of Mr. Abdulmutallab followed the sensible practices of presidents of both parties.

The difference, perhaps, is that most European systems have a clearer default option for those who fall seriously ill with no plans or preferences.As the experience of many countries shows, sensible practices come into being only when the population being cared for is large enough to make it worthwhile to keep decent records and devise sound default options.

Many SSI, but not all, are preventable with sensible practices that help mitigate the numerous factors that could contribute to an individual patient's risk.

By making a range of conduct voluntary (but verifiable), where compliance will generate strong market share, it is likely that sustainable and sensible practices will become the norm, and not the exception.

Both are aimed at using more ecologically sensible practices, but they are judged by a distinct set of standards.

It's a sensible practice of encouraging people to concentrate on the things they can control.

Britain normally follows the sensible practice of recognising states, not particular governments.

In this way, expanding your vocabulary is a long-term activity that depends on good habits and sensible practice.

Ford says that in the future it will inspect warranty data on the tires it installs on its vehicles, a sensible practice that might have cut short this problem.

He also wrote to the senior Treasury counsel at the Old Bailey: "Now that the sensible practice of jury fixing is out in the open thanks to the irresponsible behaviour of the Guardian, I would like to nominate myself as a rigged juryman in certain trials.