Sentences with phrase «current practices of»

The delay gives Congress time to take action enabling practitioners and other professionals to continue their current practices of faxing their existing customers without permission.

You are invited to volunteer to participate in a research study exploring the current practices of school psychologists in the provision of school mental health services within a multi-tiered systems of support (MTSS) framework.

These consultants or Legal Practice Optimizers or Law Practice Optimizers, perform an in depth evaluation of the current practices of the Law Firm and then provide recommendations as to the lack of efficiency being used within the managerial sector of the Firm.

Rather than maintaining a linear waste system — you throw something away, it ends up in a landfill — zero waste initiatives work toward extending current practices of recycling and reuse into a circular waste system.

The artist skilfully fuses great traditions of painting and current practices of graffiti in her local surroundings.

It makes perfect sense that an author whose goal is to change the way we view the current practices of our lifestyles would join forces with a publishing house that wants to incorporate all the ways the people read into its network of business models.

This study describes the role of transit agencies in reducing GHG emissions and catalogs the current practices of a sample of agencies.

U.S. Senate Bill 3895 introduced by Senators Christopher Dodd, D - Connecticut and Richard Burr, R - North Carolina in September was largely in response to reports of both mental and physical abuse as a result of current practices of restraint and seclusion of special education students.

This would be far less punitive than the current practices of garnishing wages, Social Security payments, or earned income tax credits to collect on student loans.

Her academic pursuits took her to India to study historic and current practices of yoga, Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism.

Along with their findings, Mr. Chronister and Mr. Baldwin issued seven recommendations for changing the current practices of employing non-tenure-track faculty members.

This research aims to investigate the role and current practices of International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLC) in Great Britain.

MacTiernan said there was considerable evidence behind the claim that current practices of transporting sheep to the Middle East during the northern hemisphere summer at stocking densities of 0.38 square metres per sheep «would end up with sheep suffering an unacceptable level of pain and distress».

Q.: Other critics of lifeboat imagery have questioned the legitimacy of shortages, have attacked the injustice inherent in current practices of distribution of food and resources, and have argued that it is possible to feed from 38 to 45 billion people on this planet.

«The current practice of assigning fixed frequencies for various uses irrespective of actual, moment - to - moment demand is simply too inefficient to keep up with actual demand and threatens to undermine wireless reliability,» said William Chappell, director of DARPA's Microsystems Technology Office, in a DARPA press release.

«Implementing the [Dalbar] calculator makes every client profitable, replacing the current practice of having winners pay the way for unprofitable clients,» the company stated in a press release.

Transparent communication is a theme running through Luc Levesque's career, from his 1997 founding of Travelpod, the first travel blogging website where people could share their adventures, to his current practice of handing new employees a boss blueprint.

He might understand his act as the natural extension of the current practice of altruistic kidney donation.

Daniel and Elizabeth's experience (and that of couples like them) makes an important truth very clear: The current practice of middle - class American marriage, with its atomized nuclear families, sparse and carefully spaced offspring, and long empty - nesting period before grandchildren arrive, is a recipe for dissatisfaction.

Thus a return to the tradition of the early church cuts through later accretions and developments, exposing the ways in which they have departed from apostolic intent while at the same time reviving the current practice of worship through the rediscovery of the apostolic intent preserved by the Fathers.

LCGB Chair Zoe Faulkner and LCGB Research Lead Dr Gretel Finch will be sharing thoughts about the role and current practice of International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) in Great Britain

This elegant and time - tested system, which ensures that an optimum, but not a standard, amount of blood is transferred, is rendered inoperable by the current practice of early clamping of the cord - usually within 30 seconds of birth.

The hope is that the bill's provisions will prevent contaminated food from ever reaching consumers, rather than the current practice of waiting for an outbreak and then going after the offending food producer.

The current practice of giving a price break to kids deemed able to pay is seen as unfair because it drains money that should be supporting poor children.

Dr Gretel Finch Zoe Faulkner, IBCLC The role and current practice of International Board Certified Lactation Consultants (IBCLCs) in Great Britain Bios: Dr Gretel Finch is a Research Associate working in the Nutrition and Behaviour Unit at the University of Bristol, UK.

Dear IBCLC, I am a Research Associate at the University of Bristol in the School of Experimental Psychology and I would like to invite you to take part in a research study (questionnaire based) examining the role and current practice of International Board Certified Lactation Consultants in Great Britain.

The current practice of health care providers delivering lactation education that varies from one facility to another with little or no emphasis on exclusive breastfeeding needs to be addressed.

Recommend criteria for establishment of acceptable training for the current practice of pediatric dentistry.

The Erie County Comptroller's Office said it may be more prudent for the county to distribute mandated public notices online and via social media rather than the current practice of printing them in local newspapers.

The current practice of keeping grand jury proceedings under lock and key unless a court order releases them should be «altered,» Fitzpatrick said.

The current practice of dividing the questioning of witnesses between members makes it difficult to follow any line of enquiry to its conclusion.

Even if the sex ratio at birth were to normalize tomorrow, Catherine Tucker and Jennifer Van Hook, demographers with Pennsylvania State University's Population Research Institute, recently calculated that fully 10 percent of working - age men in China would still lack a female counterpart in 2050 — and that's assuming that men start marrying women their own age, a change from their current practice of seeking mates a few years younger.

I'd like to suggest that the current practice of finding fault based on «inadequate reference to the literature» be strongly discouraged.

In a related editor's note, JAMA Internal Medicine Editor - in - Chief Rita F. Redberg, M.D., M.Sc., writes: «These findings suggest that the current practice of performing a stress test on low - risk patients in the ED is unnecessary and prolongs the length of stay in EDs as well as increases unnecessary medical imaging, with significant associated radiation risk for tests that include nuclear imaging.

The American Red Cross and the researchers themselves were quick to say the study is not definitive enough to change the current practice of matching red blood cell donors to recipients.

The study also indicates that the current practice of surveillance after arrival is marginally effective, and unnecessary for some immigrant populations.

These results support the current practice of extended trastuzumab treatment, according to Heikki Joensuu, MD, PhD, professor in the department of oncology at the Helsinki University Hospital and University of Helsinki in Finland, who presented the results.

Pam Schoenfield connected with Wise Traditions podcast host the day before she was scheduled to participate in public comments to the FDA about the current practice of labeling foods as «healthy.»

But, as someone who is passionate about real wellness (rather than merely treating symptoms), he knows that the current practice of medicine does not have all the answers.

Given the current practice of commercial factory farming in the American meat / dairy industry, I don't think that statement is far from the truth.

The training is open to committed students of Ashtanga Yoga, with a proficiency and current practice of the Primary Series.

Rather than the current practice of dating online largely being a route to meeting in person, much of this generation will be accustomed to technology that removes physical contact so the expectation for under 30s to date in person will be lessened.

The process has undergone several changes over the years, but things have stabilized to the current practice of six selections from the general volunteer group being supplemented by three picks from a special committee.

To reduce the burden on very large schools, Ofsted will also continue the current practice of having a small team of inspectors carry out the converted full inspection over two days, rather than a large team on one day.

On one side, the National Education Association defends the current practice of paying all teachers the same amount, except for differences based on past experience and graduate coursework.

Recommendation: The ASBCS should perform annual financial performance expectation reports rather than the current practice of grading charter organizations based on two years of financial data.

We need to move beyond the current practice of blaming teachers to a system of shared accountability so that donors, ministries of education, local education agencies, implementing agencies, directors and teachers are all responsible for producing measurable improvements in teaching quality.

The current practice of bringing teachers new to a school district in on temporary rather than probationary contracts, even when there is no legal basis for the temporary classification, affords districts more than two years to try out newcomers.

It is not the principle of accountability which is contested, it is the current practice of accountability and its effects on the education system.

The state's current practice of using a composite passing score offers no assurance of adequate knowledge in each subject area and therefore fails to ensure that a candidate who achieves a passing score has the necessary subject - matter knowledge to teach a particular subject area.