Sentences with phrase «poor practice»

Given our expertise in representing personal injury clients who aren't happy with their current solicitors, since our inception we have seen a variety of poor practice by other personal injury lawyers.

Doctors are sued for poor practice, not innovative practice.

In large part, this can be caused by poor practices — either in the farmer's treatment of the animals or the manufacturer's processing of the protein source.

While missing a limitation date often results from poor practice management, it may also result from a lack of knowledge of the applicable statute or rule.

Stem cell research is touted as the way to a medical revolution, but all too often accusations of poor practice arise.

When you get schools to collaborate on something they don't always share best practice, you can recycle poor practice, you can recycle things that are less effective.

It's hard to accomplish this, but it can be done by focusing your learning design to include interventions and activities successful at changing poor practices.

The registry aims to protect the public against poor practice and provide recognition and support for registered family mediators.

This report investigates common poor practices and mistakes with recommendations for solutions and the role of federal agencies and state government in holding background screening companies accountable for accurate work.

These ideas have no educational value and are often associated with poor practice in the classroom.»

Despite the Health & Safety Executive's (HSE) well - publicised support of LOtC, we should not consider that when faced with poor practice resulting in death or serious injury they would allow it to preclude an investigation and prosecution.

The corporate watchdog's crackdown on poor practices in insurance add - ons and financing sold through car dealerships has seen $ 120 million returned to customers.

«The public pays to clean up acid mine drainage today because of poor practices decades ago,» Jackson said.

Poor practice at the least.

During a recent reddit AMA, Jeremy Stoppelman fielded questions from business owners about the site's alleged poor practices.

«The NASUWT has warned repeatedly, since 2011, that such poor practices would flourish if the Government continued to present equality and the rights of workers as unimportant and gave excessive freedoms, flexibilities and discretion over pay and conditions given to employers.

«We need a style of leadership from senior nurses which means poor practice is not tolerated and is driven off the wards.

Poor practices tend to be ingrained in the system and difficult to change.

Television cooking shows are an important resource for home cooks, but if these shows fail to model recommended food safety measures, it may lead to poor practices among consumers.

They encourage poor practice, waste instructional time, and materially damage reading achievement, especially for our most vulnerable children.

Of course, middle leaders can not do it on their own and support from senior leaders is also key: we spoke to one middle leader who felt their efforts to implement behaviour management systems were undermined by poor practice across the school.

In a letter to the Education Secretary, Nicky Morgan, Ofsted chief Sir Michael Wilshaw said «too much poor practice remained unchallenged during the summer term».

Therefore, there is a risk that if schools in the mainstream are leading MATs that have special schools within them, then they may not fully appreciate some of the demands placed upon the special schools sector or the qualities that they are seeing... or equally know how to hold to account poor practice.»

Examples of poor practice come to light with wearying regularity.

The team have done a fantastic job, both identifying the challenges faced by those consumers - so we issued a public report in the last couple of months on the issue of book up - but also in identifying poor practice and making sure that ASIC responds appropriately to that.

By highlighting poor practices or mistreatment to the Agri - Food and Veterinary Authority of Singapore, you can help to ensure that cat cafes maintain the high standards necessary for the wellbeing of our feline friends.

It should go without saying that testifying before Congress based on nothing more than unverified assumptions is generally very poor practice for any self - proclaimed expert.

And if there's something that they were egregious, they have poor practice habits, if it's suggestive of a pattern that they think, «Oh boy, this is a high risk person.

These standards, which are intended to improve the quality of professional trustees and eliminate poor practices from the market, cover the following areas:

Along those lines, Lightning app developer Elaine Ou, argues that the barrier to entry for providing the default software is low, meaning should one company embrace poor practices, alternatives could quickly arise.

More importantly, they accuse HR professionals of misleading employees, failing to keep employee information confidential, and exhibiting poor practices in areas such as investigations, benefits options, and hiring employees.

Professor Dudgeon paid tribute to the role of a non-Indigenous psychiatrist, Professor Alan Rosen, in encouraging mental health bodies to acknowledge past poor practice, and an article by Professor Rosen will also feature as part of the Acknowledgement series.

Book up is a form of credit - it's a bit like running up a tab in a store - and Indigenous consumers can often run up against some pretty poor practice when using book up.

So along with encouraging pet relinquishment, feel - good laws guarantee that good breeding and placement practices will be replaced with poorer practices, and in the long term they assure an increase in shelter animals — one of the original target problems that the new restrictions were supposed to solve.

Effective enforcement of competition law is central to our purpose and function as an organisation and means that consumers, businesses and markets are protected from poor practices — not just in the markets where we take cases, but across the wider economy via greater deterrence, increased compliance and better understanding of the law.

In an exchange of letters with Lord Woolf, Dr Anthony Barton, a solicitor and a qualified medical practitioner, warns, «In my professional experience as a clinical negligence practitioner, doctors depart from generally - accepted medical standards because of poor practice, not innovative practice.»

Either you're not updating your article when significant things happened in the marketplace in between writing and publishing, or you're trying to add in facts after the fact to alter your narrative — either way, poor practice.

«I see a really bright future for organics but it saddens me that this bright future will only emerge due to the poor practices that non organic farming and food production have taken throughout history driven mostly by profits.»

«It was poor practice, and there wasn't enough of it.