Sentence examples for so as to practice from inspiring English sources

The ancient stoic philosopher, Seneca, used to dress in the cheapest clothing and eat nothing so as to practice poverty.

So as to practice what we preach, the Global Philanthropy Forum has partnered with foundations such as the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, Humanity United and Fundacion AVINA for just this purpose -- so that these experienced grant-makers will reveal their strategies, successes and failures with principals of family foundations choosing to pursue a similar path.

S-Health is a bilingual smartphone application based on cognitive behavioral principles and is designed to support recovery from drug addiction by trigger recognition so as to allow practice in-the-moment coping to prevent relapse.

This policy is only on paper but never implemented so as to promote practice of energy efficiency and energy conservation principle in the country.

Participants described how they acted as an information conduit, disseminating information to NMPs on legislation, policy and good practice so as to ensure that they were kept up-to-date.

In organic systems, castration of male stock is allowed so as to keep traditional animal husbandry practices.

There is need to identify and implement standardized duty handover processes and practices so as to ensure acceptable patterns and routines during intrapartum care.

More research is necessary on the best way to screen for depression among this specific population, so as to allow simple screening in daily practice.

Later, the class was divided into their pre-assigned small groups (three to four students per group) so as to collaboratively work on solving relevant practice problems.

In other words they were so wilfully misguided as to practice the faith of Jesus and the first Christians, even after the church had reworked it to adapt to the non-Jewish world.

Observational studies either covered small samples of households, so as to provide a picture of current practices, or larger samples (400+), so as to provide a baseline against which to measure later changes in handwashing behaviour.