Sentence examples for a traditional practice for from inspiring English sources

Shortly after his birth, John was passed from Eleanor into the care of a wet nurse, a traditional practice for medieval noble families.

Opportunistic hunting of lorises has been a traditional practice, for example, when a tree in which the primate is living is cut down.

"If you're not going to work and you can stay home," he said, "have some wine and enjoy the afternoon — why not?" Another place that was surprisingly busy was the Katonah Barbershop ("For a Traditional Practice of Barbering").

Dr. Seedor is in the mode of a traditional practice: a patient pays for the attention and experience of the surgeon, $2,650 an eye in Ms. Bass's case.

Interestingly, doctors are actually getting paid a little more working for Circle Medical as opposed to working for a traditional practice.

Female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) is a traditional practice with severe health consequences for girls and women.

Like their mothers and grandmothers before them, Asmah and her friends have undergone genital mutilation and cutting, a traditional practice that has been going on for thousands of years.

In China, the nation with the largest population in the world, circumcision is generally treated as a selective medical intervention to treat some diseases; only 2.66% of males have been circumcised, and EIMC is not a traditional practice, except among Muslims, who account for < 3% of the population [ 14].

Many different, socially recognised forms of liaison may operate in any given context for example a traditional practice which interviewees reported to contribute to the spread of HIV known as nyumba ntobu (literary means female to female marriages) which is common in Serengeti district and particularly among one ethnic group (name withheld).

Some were only able to carry out the traditional practice for a short time and stressed importance on dental hygiene.

Projects receiving a score of "2" or "3" are reviewed by our institutional ethics review board (ERB), in a process that is consistent with the traditional practice for projects identified as research [ 20].