Sentence examples for underlying practices from inspiring English sources

Water institutions are underlying practices that purposefully shape and control human behaviour in using and managing water resource (Merrey and Cook 2012).

Indeed, the emphasis on individual human rights employed by international agencies may fail to engage with local concerns underlying practices of restraint, and the need to provide viable alternatives which will support both those with mental illness and their families.

Never mind that BofA took control after the events at issue in the case had occurred, and that it discontinued the underlying practices.

Right now, it's a way of saying that following (or fixing) a law isn't enough: to do the right thing you have also to follow the unwritten rules, the accepted underlying practices, the norms, of societies and institutions.

The findings from the mail survey enabled us to develop a deeper understanding of the existing strategies and underlying practices in typical SMEs in New Zealand.

The emerging pattern for state of the art entrepreneurial teaching indicates that the spectrum of underlying practices is wide and requires rigorous research from the educational perspective, innovative practices, assessment and further academic integration.

Improved understanding of factors underlying practice variation in prescribing may enable more frequent use of lipid-lowering treatment.

However, the results of this study open doors for more confirmatory types of studies to design survey instruments that measure software impact with underlying practice activity constructs.

More work is needed to improve understanding of the factors underlying practice variation in prescribing in order to encourage GPs to offer lipid-lowering treatment and other preventive interventions to this high-risk group.

More work is needed to improve understanding of the factors underlying practice variation in prescribing in order to encourage GPs to offer lipid-lowering treatment to this high-risk group.

Practices advocated by public health programs frequently contradict the cultural logic underlying local practices [ 16- 18].