Examples of using Ideas and practices in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The case studies have confirmed that national differences of context mean that ideas and practices which are seen as quite normal in one country are quite unknown in another.
how it changes over the years and what ideas and practices are perpetuated by it.
Ethnography inclines to seeking ideas and practices within historical contexts,
The first European Commission report on the experience of the Best Procedure- to encourage the exchange of ideas and practices to promote entrepreneurship and competitiveness- will be
The thesis aims to investigate the presence of anarchism- its ideas and practices- in brazil,
we find a language that gives meaning to the ideas and practices today called innovation,
Focusing on two main empirical questions: a ideas and practices related to gestation,
We are convinced that anarchist organizational ideas and practices retain all their relevance today,
difficulties in accessing health care quite naturally hindered adherence to the ideas and practices underpinning the concept of scientific motherhood.
facilitate the justification of adapted management ideas and practices in different places at different times.
b the need to achieve abstract concepts c questioning of ideas and practices that have developed in school.
she shows that child health ideas and practices circulated internationally rather than being diffused from the metropole.
This contributes to sharing ideas and practices, and, thus, broadens the horizons in nursing,
In his analysis of this uncomfortable situation, Fontenelle 1959 identified certain factors that made it harder for midwives to embrace sanitary ideas and practices: their average age,
Far from merely reproducing already established ideas and practices, Izabel was firmly opposed to a“technical” perspective based on the idea of training human resources,
she will understand the need to separate herself from the world's ideas and practices, to denounce sin as sin, and to preach that the loving God,
suggests that as much as Uruguay borrowed ideas and practices from afar, it also promoted
there should be a willingness to publicize the ideas and practices of social movements,
the standard center-periphery logic, whereby international health ideas and practices are understood to emanate asymmetrically from the world's economic and political centers of power
The French School defines social representation as"a system of values, ideas and practices with two functions: first,