Sentence examples for systematic practices from inspiring English sources
Seedco "developed systematic practices to report false placements" to the city's Department of Small Business Services, according to a report on the investigation that was released on Friday.
Results indicate that high-performing plants employ: a strategy that emphasizes quality, delivery, and flexibility over costs; a balanced culture that stresses flexibility and control; and systematic practices that facilitate change (training, pilot projects, long-term AMT objectives).
Academy of Management Review 26(4), 601 623] is used to provide an integrative approach that focuses on both rational, systematic practices and the behavioral processes involved in their implementation.
What is not in doubt, however, are the deleterious consequences of delirium on vulnerable patients and the potential for systematic practices that address critical features of the care experience significantly to reduce its incidence among those at greatest risk.
The 1949 Geneva conventions explicitly prohibited wartime rape, but it was only in 1993 that rape, as a widespread and systematic practice, was recognised as a crime against humanity.
This affirms the right of families whose relatives are missing to know the truth, and to get compensation; it also describes as a "crime against humanity" the systematic practice of abduction without trace.
"I believe he says, that all writers who fail to gain in facility in writing in spite of systematic practice can be classified under three heads: The Empty Vessels: The Mental Cases; The Cheerful Amateur".
The commission found that Bahrain's security services and Interior Ministry "followed a systematic practice of physical and psychological mistreatment, which amounted in many cases to torture, with respect to a large number of detainees".
As a widespread and systematic practice, clerical sexual abuse could be considered a crime against humanity, such crimes not being confined to times of war; and though Ratzinger may claim immunity as a head of state, he is also a German citizen.
This has included not only severe beatings but "firing live ammunition, rubber bullets and teargas canisters indiscriminately into crowds" and even firing rubber bullets at point-blank range, "including, in some cases, [at] individuals already in custody".The widespread nature of these abuses caused HRW to conclude that they formed "part of a systematic practice by the Venezuelan security forces".
They imply a wide range of atrocities and must be a part of a widespread or systematic practice.
