Sentence examples for a practice of avoiding from inspiring English sources

It has been a practice of avoiding our differences.

The spelling of the word G-d in the film's title reflects the Jewish practice of avoiding writing a name of God.

"I assure you that there will be a change from the past government's practice of avoiding criticism of North Korea and unilaterally flattering it," Mr. Lee said at his first news conference as president-elect.

I could not help but notice the polarity between the July 29 article ("From Back Alleys to Beauty Queens," cover) on tattooing and the article a week earlier on shatnez, the Orthodox Jewish practice of avoiding clothing containing both wool and linen.

Perhaps Brey's biggest asset is his practice of avoiding coaching players to fit a scheme.

So, the current shift away from the practice of avoiding truthful disclosure is not so much an imitation of Western (and thus foreign) ways, but rather a return to a long-neglected indigenous Chinese tradition (Nie, 2011, pp. 98 133, 2012).

His remarks broke with consultants' usual practice of avoiding public confrontations with their employers.

But, most of the time, the Canadian practice of avoiding touchy questions and muddling along seems to work.

Scratch it, though, and the second layer reveals itself: the advisability of growing up and the widespread contemporary practice of avoiding it.

And on a public bus service that plies a route between the Hasidic neighborhoods of Williamsburg and Borough Park, Brooklyn, men sit up front and women in the back, hewing to the practice of avoiding casual mingling of the sexes, even after Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg condemned the arrangement.

Strong criticism of Colonel Qaddafi by other Arab countries, like Qatar, as well as efforts by African leaders to negotiate a settlement in Libya may have made China more willing to depart from its usual practice of avoiding contact with opposition groups, Mr. Simpfendorfer said.