Sentences with phrase «widespread practice»

It took about 20 years before it came into more widespread practice in the tiger world.

It remains to be seen how widespread this practice is, but my guess is that in some companies without formal social media policies or strong HR leadership, it may be happening.

It appears, then, that terror and torture are both very old and very widespread practices.

It began in the media, but it now seems to be pretty widespread practice.

A new investigation has found that creating fake profiles to lure users in is allegedly widespread practice in the online dating industry - especially on sites used for casual hookups.

Of course, it's hard for us to know whether that's true, and if so, how widespread the practice might be.

«Glyphosate residues are found in wheat due to the increasingly widespread practice of staging and desiccation of wheat right before harvest,» the researchers wrote.

Similarly, many independent firms would be unable to afford — or generate enough work — to justify running legal and business services support centres in lower - cost jurisdictions, an increasingly widespread practice among global firms.

The more widespread the practice of metadata removal, the more likely it is that an attorney who fails to address the risks of sending an un-scrubbed document is acting unreasonably.

Breed bans and the increasingly widespread practice by insurance companies to deny homeowners» coverage for certain dog breeds virtually guarantee euthanasia of otherwise adoptable dogs by shelters and humane societies.

«The new numbers show that community service and service - learning have become widespread practices in American schools,» said Kielsmeier.

These gains were matched in many economies around the world, the result not just of the now widespread practice of having a central bank with instrument independence commit to an implicit or explicit goal of price stability, but also of course of the effects of global economic integration on competition and labor costs.

Although it is exciting to think about ways that self - regulation can be embedded in teacher preparation programs, it is important to be realistic about the challenges that must be addressed if our vision of teachers who are adept at SRL is to be turn into widespread practice in real classrooms.

Sarah Buckley has asked and answered this question, and reveals the unintended consequences of numerous widespread practices, including scheduled birth — induced labor or planned cesarean; disturbance and excessive stress during labor; synthetic oxytocin (Pitocin); opioids and epidural analgesia for labor pain; early separation of mother from infant or wrapping the infant in a blanket to be held (i.e., no skin - to - skin contact); breastmilk substitutes, and many more.

«A media report this morning suggests widespread practices of housing discrimination against tenants with children,» Cuomo said, calling it «repulsive and against the values New York was founded upon.»

Nutritional and some of the other therapeutic IVs listed here are not widely practiced as part of conventional medicine, but have become a fairly widespread practice among physicians who practice integrative medicine.

Such a global citizens movement would catalyze for a peaceful and prosperous new world that generates widespread happiness and contentment — thus propagating widespread practices of mindful intentional action.

They want to know more about exactly what it means, how it differs from other widespread practices, how it will specifically play out in their schools, and how they will be included in the process.

Conducting bike share intercept surveys is not yet widespread practice.

Disquiet about the extent of the state's use of private communications data — including surveillance of the length and time of phone calls, but not their content — has become headline news since Edward Snowden's leaks revealed how widespread the practice has become.

«In a system that put a true cost on carbon, and other toxic emissions, it would be a much more widespread practice.»

The National Education Union recently commissioned research to find out how widespread the practice of using ability groups in the early years and key stages in English schools.

Runnning credit checks on prospective employees has become an increasingly widespread practice.

I have no idea how widespread the practice is at RIA custodian firms because my firm's sole custodian, TD Ameritrade Institutional, does not engage in the practice.

Saying it was time to change the widespread practice of diverting small business contracts to «some of the largest corporations in the world,» the American Small Business League gave Barack Obama the nod on Tuesday.

In a report issued Tuesday, Warren said the responses from the firms «reveal a widespread practice of offering agents kickbacks in exchange for promoting certain annuities» and other products, and that «such kickbacks are effectively concealed from customers.»

The first, stock - based compensation, is a widespread practice, especially in the tech industry.

-- Since the LDS church is headquartered in the US, this would force the hierarchy to take a stand and stop this widespread practice, and stop the incorporation of proposed baptism names into the church files.

He suggests an interesting and disturbing unintended possible consequence of the document's encouragement to use psychological screening: it is unclear, he says «whether the document will make it more or less easy for liberal seminaries to screen out conservative seminarians, a widespread practice in Europe and America.»

Islam's widespread practice of amputating the cli - to - ris and sometimes part or even all of the vul - va from the ge - n - ita - lia of Muslim women, affirmed in a had - ith by Mohammed himself, most likely also traces back to the founder's deliberate abuse of se - x to lure pagan males into his cu - lt.

The widespread practice of academic dishonesty is a further reflection of the prevailing view of work.

The widespread practice of petting by persons who have no intention of marriage to each other is a consequence of the common acceptance of sexual relations as a means of satisfaction quite apart from family considerations.

Other, more widespread practices may not be as obviously scandalous, but they too have contributed to the erosion of confessional practice in recent years.

The baptism of the newly born is less common and varies according to different denominations, but it is still a widespread practice.

Not only does he overlook the rich and compelling complexity of the language and literary imagery of post-Reformation Protestant poets and mystics, but he also ignores the widespread practice among partisans of the visual such as Goethe, Conrad Fiedler, Albert Aurier and Wassily Kandinsky of characterizing painting as a «visual language.»

Anyone who is really concerned about freedom should oppose the widespread practice of employers and other organizations providing health insurance.

There have been notable successes over the years, and the steady growth of the Order reveals a need within the pro-life cause that had perhaps not earlier been recognised: a practical understanding that this is a spiritual matter, that the widespread practice of abortion in western society really is an evil to be countered with a total commitment to Christ.

For instance the widespread practice of the priest facing the people across the altar may have created an over-emphasis on the link between the Mass and the Last Supper.

The widespread practice of digital self - harm reveals sad truths about our culture of victimhood.

Woolworths had entered into the enforceable undertaking in 2009 after the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission found there was a widespread practice of supermarkets signing leases which may prevent shopping centres from leasing space to any competing supermarkets.

Coles is understood to be perplexed at being the target of the legal action, given the widespread practice.

(22 May 2015) The widespread practice of large monocultures and the use of chemicals in agriculture are causing a decline in biodiversity.

It seems that explaining the reasons for rules, and talking with kids who misbehave, is a widespread practice.