Sentences with phrase «changing the practice of»

A pair of restaurant chains, even popular ones, can't change the practices of the egg industry on their own, and hence can't make a meaningful dent in the total quantity of cruelty in the industry.

Amazon listens to their customers more than they do their sellers, sadly, so please please Amazon customers, keep voicing your opinion to Amazon and demand that they change their practices of practicing and condoning fraud.

In the face of these controversies, changing our practice of laboratory test monitoring relies not only on evidence provided by key studies such as this one but may additionally require discussion within the dermatology community and possibly even endorsement or guidelines issued from key opinion leaders to gain wide acceptance,» write Eleni Linos, M.D., M.P.H., Dr.PH., of the University of California, San Francisco, and coauthors in a related editorial.

But changing the practices of millions of farmers and businesses around the world is a Herculean task.

Closing or completing these loops is key to actually changing practice of teachers following feedback — all too often a failure of most programmes.

There is scant robust evidence of what actually works whether it is how to observe colleagues, to provide meaningful feedback or to help change the practice of fellow teachers for the better.

She is interested in the ways available online resources are changing practices of teaching and learning English.

She is interested in the ways available online resources are changing practices of teaching and...

My point is, that if the goal of such a system is to change the practice of teaching and learning in a consistent way for the better, there seemed to be no correlation between earning merit - based pay with such an outcome.

Hawaii should change its practice of allowing teachers with 30 years of service to retire at age 55 with full benefits.

New Jersey should change its practice of only allowing teachers with certain years of service to retire early with reduced benefits.

By selecting adaptations that are concrete and easy to implement, providing opportunities for ongoing dialogue about the implementation, and supporting teachers in their efforts to learn selected techniques, you can begin to change the practices of your general education colleagues (Gersten & Woodward, 1990).

We can change our practice of paying overdrafts on your account without notice to you.

Advances in the ability to identify and functionally interpret changes in the genetic blueprint of humans and their animal companions have already begun to radically change the practice of medicine for all species.»

Woven through the cover story, «The next frontier,» are examples of how technology is changing the practice of law, creating new areas of practice, and moving traditional practice areas off in other directions.

Schwartz, author of the Connecticut Employment Law Blog, is organizing an April 9 educational program at UConn Law School on how technology is changing the practice of law.

Although blockchain is emerging as one of the technologies that will most change the practice of law, many legal professionals still know little about it.

From predicting how technology will change the practice of law to examining innovations in billing practices, lawyers will always learn about the latest trends at Jordan's blogs and come away with new perspectives on the future of our profession and how we can improve our own practices.

According to Nicole Black at the MyCase blog, the infographic I've embedded below, 10 Technologies that Have Changed the Practice of Law, was inspired by a post here on LawSites, A Chronology of Legal Technology, 1842 - 1995.

Both of these programs are introducing legal technology, actively working to change the practice of law, and influencing the shape legal technology will take in the future.

Today Attorney IO, LLC is announcing the release of legal artificial intelligence (AI) that will change the practice of law forever.

The Global TEC Forum addressed diversity in the tech industry, the latest disruptions and challenges facing the legal profession, and how emerging technologies are changing the practice of law.

In thinking about my presentation next week for the ACLEA annual meeting about «How Technology is Changing the Practice of Law... and CLE,» I suddenly remembered that I had once written a magazine article on this very topic.

Join me this Friday in Hartford, Conn., for the Connecticut Bar Foundation symposium, Flash Forward or Lost: How Technology is Changing the Practice of Law, and What's Next?

An electronic version promises much easier use and is likely to change the practice of apostille - based authentication as a result.

Richard Susskind In case you haven't noticed, technology is irrevocably changing the practice of law.

How has technology changed the practice of law and what does it suggest about the future of law practice?

From 10 to 11:15 a.m., I will present the plenary session, «How Technology is Changing the Practice of Law... and CLE.»

It's our goal — indeed we feel a sense of responsibility — to help change the practice of medicine so no one else has to suffer the way our clients have suffered.»

Whether we're in the middle of disruptive event or just a rapid evolution, it's indisputable that technology is changing the practice of law.

Just as technology has changed the world of business, it too has changed the practice of law.

To understand the changing practice of members of the legal community and how they obtain and use legal information.

We're all already sick of hearing about robot lawyers and how artificial intelligence is the next new thing that will change the practice of law.

Our goal is to invest in promising companies with great management teams that have killer solutions that will fundamentally change the practice of law around the world.

Law360 quoted Ron Minkoff on how technological developments such as artificial intelligence are changing the practice of law.

Design thinking will change the practice of law on the 1st of November.

But as Bruce MacEwen writes in this post, firms in the United Kingdom may be forced to change their practice of lockstep promotion in response to anti-age discrimination regulations that will take effect in October.

Most practicing attorneys are oblivious to these developments — largely because understanding the law is very time consuming — practicing attorneys have little to no bandwidth to learn about technological innovations that will ultimately dramatically change the practice of law.

«Unlicensed GC Raise Questions Main Blogs Haven't Changed the Practice of Law?

I simply don't think it will change the practice of law very much.

Let's start with changing the practice of law.

According to Matt Ryan, Legal Files Software Senior Consultant, «We aren't here to change the practice of law, we just want to make it more efficient and organized for our clients.»

The event discussed how technology continues to change the practice of law and what it means for the legal profession.

It is undeniable that technology continues to change the practice of law.

SoLI was an exciting conference on the budding innovations in the legal industry starting at the law school level to better prepare for the constantly changing practice of law, better serve clients in a more efficient, business - minded way and increase connections in the industry.

Those were the questions that led me to hone in on online forms as a key technology to raise and change the practice of law in the nonprofit sector.

Our work is changing the practice of medicine and, from that, everyone benefits.»

The presentation titled «The Changing Practice of Law» will have panelists discussing the changes they have made in their practices, the innovations they've implemented and will provide their views of coming challenges.

Make no mistake, these solutions are changing the practice of law in meaningful ways.

The fear is that technology is going to change the practice of law in a way that benefits clients but is detrimental to lawyers.