Sentence examples for a practice whose from inspiring English sources

A Supreme Court specialist, he says, is one who has argued five cases in the court or is affiliated with a practice whose current members have argued at least 10.

He also worries that these disputes, which often get media attention, will cause fewer people to register as organ donors, a practice whose social acceptability depends on the idea that patients are dead before their vital organs are removed.

"Ultimately, we were looking for a practice whose designs best met the objectives of the wider project and which would deliver an architecturally outstanding but realistic proposal within the given budget".

It is a practice whose negative effects ripple through entire communities.

He ran a law practice whose clientele consisted mainly of prostitutes, but became active in the community.

In other words, philosophy for Spinoza is like a spiritual practice, whose goal is happiness and liberation.

And for some Cabalists, then and now, textual theorizing underwrites a spiritual practice whose aim is mystical ascent or the excitation of prophetic or messianic states by various techniques, including magic and theurgy.

"We decided it was time to extend the concept into the world of portraiture," Peel explains, "stimulating even the youngest of children with an artistic practice whose roots are likely to be found in prehistoric times".

In turn, this is especially difficult for an illegal practice whose risks are not well described, since they are largely hidden.

Steps from the No. 1 subway stop at 23rd Street and Seventh Avenue, Beth Israel's new clinic grew out of a decade-old practice whose hours were 8 a.m. to 7 or 8 p.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. to 2 or 3 p.m. on weekends.

It also situates the argument and knowledge in a socially embedded practice, whose speakers come from various disciplines, viewpoints and authoritative backgrounds (Bakhtin, 1981).