Sentence examples for the successful practice from inspiring English sources

In a policy document on the "Successful Practice of Regional Ethnic Autonomy in Tibet", the government condemned the Dalai Lama for "plotting towards Tibetan independence".

If Steinbrenner had adopted the successful practice of the Cleveland Indians, who signed many young prospects to long-term deals, the agent suggested, players like Jeter, Bernie Williams, Andy Pettitte, Mariano Rivera and Jorge Posada could have been signed early at a tremendous savings.

Few studies have investigated the factors contributing to the successful practice of process modeling.

Second, the engagement of urban residents are necessary for the successful practice of policy or civil actions to strengthen the sustainability of our society.

Fostering policy innovation at the local level and spreading the successful practice have been pervasive features of policy making in postreform China.

The presence of human and financial capital as well as government supports intensifies the engagement of firms in entrepreneurship, while the unpredictability of environment hinders the successful practice of entrepreneurship.

This raises the question why, in our heated national debate on health care, is so little attention paid to Clay Christensen’s ideas and the successful practices mentioned above?

The successful practices were: "aimed at increasing students' awareness of ICT use and at improving their navigation critical skills, developing students' ability to distinguish between relevant and irrelevant material and to access, locate, extract, evaluate and organize digital information" (Comi et al. 2017, p. 36f).

The board of College Promise, the White House's task force, formed to move the idea of free community college forward, recently met in Tennessee to learn more about the successful practices instituted by that state.

Subsequently, we sought to understand the successful practices used by the high-referring clinicians, and the perceptions of the barriers of referring patients to a quitline among both high and non-referring clinicians in the trial.

The average cost of recruiting patients at the six 'enthusiastic' practices that recruited 25/27 patients was £77 with the most successful practice being the one that undertook a special mailshot.