Sentences with phrase «certainly use these practices»

I will certainly use these practices when I become a veterinarian and will consider obtaining my Fear Free Certification in the near future.

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Ricciardo's certainly had a lot of practice with these late overtakes into the first corner at Monza, and he put that to good use this weekend too.

Women can certainly reduce their discomfort during labor by spending time in the tub or shower, having their partner use massage to manage tension, or by simply practicing their own laboring techniques.

I also agree that «tummy time» can and should also be construed as «any time where baby can practice using her neck muscles, and where baby's head is not pressing on something that could change the shape of the head,» which could certainly include being held in a sling or carrier.

If your goal is to use fewer diapers and get your baby practicing a skill that he'll certainly use later, the answer is yes.

(While there is certainly more than one effective way of conceptualizing a rooted foot, we're using «four corners» here so that we can practice rooting both the inner and outer balls of the feet, and the inner and outer heels.)

This practice is powerful and life - changing... and could certainly use a little demystifying.

So if our body language can govern how we think and feel about ourselves then we can certainly use our yoga practice to modify our internal dialogue and improve our self - belief.

Even if the practices of FGM were grounded on actual and commonly accepted religious or cultural basis, this could certainly not be used as a form of excuse or justification for this custom's (FGM's) acceptance and integration in a society.

You could certainly just practice reading faster on your own with a stopwatch or timer, but chances are you might improve quicker by using a speed reading app that teaches you how to become a proper speed reader at a pace the works best for you.

While those who apply for financial positions can almost certainly count on a credit check, the use of the practice in unrelated industries shocks and bewilders many applicants.

More so, having running water certainly eliminates the sometimes unhealthy practice of using water retrieved from creeks and rivers.

More generally, going beyond carbon - 14 dating, you should note that using uniform priors is certainly not general practice for subjective Bayesians.

Fortunately, regardless of foundational disagreements I think most people (and certainly most scientists) are in practice prepared to judge the appropriateness of statistical estimation methods by how well they perform upon repeated use.

Whatever may be said about your February 9th comment, it is certainly not «the only self - consistent plan on the climate blogs», and indeed, it really offers nothing more than what Hansen et al recommended in one sentence in the abstract of their 2008 article: «phasing out coal use... and adopting agricultural and forestry practices that sequester carbon.»

It most certainly does not mean you must use them in your practice.

For instance, if your «fear» of the cloud leads you to keep everything in paper form, you are almost certainly leaving your important client data at greater risk to theft, fire, flood, or snooping than if you use best practices in the cloud.

But for those lawyers who have an interest in emerging technology tools, there's certainly no harm in experimenting with the latest releases and envisioning their potential use in the practice of law.

You may not use all of them, but you can certainly use some of them to streamline your practice and reduce costs.

Finally, last, but certainly not least, when asked about law practice management software, 24 % reported they currently used it, while 18 % reported they were actively researching their options.

Sorry, but we certainly don't agree that a cheap consumer - grade machine should be used to house your critical firm data and the core of your practice.

Increasingly, courts in the developed world only require an original rather than a scanned image or photocopy, in cases where the authenticity of the original is in doubt (i.e. where there are facts that suggest that it is possible that the original is fake or forged), but this is certainly not universal international practice for all purposes for which you might use a document.

It's certainly a good practice to use your business accounts and connect with your target audience.

So to me, it's not a big leap for them to then start using the same or similar tools in law practice, to handle things like billing and communicating with clients, but again not exactly early adopters, but certainly I would say more receptive.

«I think the concern has certainly been raised, and that employers are (or should be) carefully considering both who should have 24 - hour access, and, in the case of overtime - eligible employees, what the rules are regarding use of the devices outside of business hours,» says Jeff Mitchell, partner with the labour and employment practice of Dentons Canada LLP.

Not all police forces film people using the washroom, he says, adding: «I don't know how widespread the practice is, but certainly there's a spate of cases that have identified real privacy concerns of people detained by police.»

It's certainly possible that a case such as that of James and Marie could also be resolved by a skilled and experienced mediator using appropriate experts (including attorneys on each side), or in a properly structured collaborative practice case.

Certainly get some practice before using for the first time.