Sentence examples for the consequences of practices from inspiring English sources
(6) This regulation does not prohibit the consideration of race, color, or national origin if the purpose and effect are to remove or overcome the consequences of practices or impediments which have restricted the availability, or participation in, the program or activity receiving Federal financial assistance, on the grounds of race, color or national origin.
Finally from the analysis, it may be speculated that the most effective way to reduce the infection rate and prevalence level is to educate the people about the HIV and make them aware of the consequences of practicing non-safe sex or any other kind of risky behavior.
Xadia is rich and arresting, juxtapositioning the natural world inhabited by elves, dragons, and other magical creatures with the man-made world where humans buttress themselves from the consequences of practicing dark magic, which is easier to conjure than regular magic, but inevitably corrosive.
By shedding light on the consequences of family practices for OM, nutrient status and Hg depletion, this paper gives a new perspective on soil responses to agricultural practices.
Concrete examples illustrate the consequences of these practices.
Our purpose is to investigate the consequences of these practices for unfairness perceptions, satisfaction, trust and patronage, showing a dual perspective: the perceptions of new vs existing clients when they face the advantaged or disadvantaged conditions.
Using structural equation modeling of the quantitative data on two product categories and multiple brand contexts from 1016 consumers, this study tests a series of hypotheses on the consequences of CSR practices in developing countries.
The consequences of these practices are life-threatening.
The consequences of these practices -- all of which "ObamaCare" tries to do something about -- are by no means benign.
Knowledge of the consequences of unsafe practices can enhance motivation and adherence to safety guidelines.
The latter studies are necessary to objectively evaluate the consequences of actual practices.
