Sentence examples for a core practice from inspiring English sources

Tithing is a core practice of the church, and stipulates that the first 10th of your income should go to the church.

In a unanimous opinion that was hailed by the industry, the court gave its blessing on Monday to a core practice of managed care insurers: the offering of financial incentives to physicians who limit costs by restricting care.

Later, it developed into a core practice of monastics involving ritual prostrations with the body, contemplation on the features of enlightened beings and vocal recitation of their names, conducted with long lists of Buddhas and bodhisattvas.

A core practice, in this case of reason-giving, is identified, one that adduces only actions (and not psychological states); Thompson then exhibits the point of introducing apparently psychological locutions (such as "because I want to…") into such a practice.

Practices throughout the criminal justice process can benefit from information from neuroscience as well as the skills that are based on this information to create environments and approaches that enrich rather than deplete the ability of both COs and inmates to self-regulate as a core practice.

Calligraphy is a core practice in my work.

Such efforts can be distilled down to a central, core practice -- one of quieting the habit-mind and concentrating fully on the moment at hand.

2017 will be a return to the core practice of medicine: technology that enables providers and biopharma to extend their reach and take greater risk for outcomes.

A pay formula determines core practice funding for General Medical Services GMSS) practices since 2004.

Since ski cross is a race at its core, practice skiing at high speed.

Over the past decade, the clinical translation of genetics went beyond the largely pediatric and reproductive emphasis of medical genetics, and became part of the core practice of a many fields of medicine, most notably cancer prevention and management (Offit 1998).