Sentence examples for accepting the practice from inspiring English sources

In response to the Church of England accepting the practice of artificial contraception in 1930, the Catholic Church issued the papal encyclical Casti connubii on 31 December 1930.

Robinson's high school coach, Art Taylor, explained his rationale for accepting the practice:"After 25 years coaching, if the kid can throw it 90 yards in the air and is accurate and the kid can run as fast as he does... as long as he feels comfortable, not lacing his shoes, fine with me.

By identifying disagreement and consensus among women, four different perspectives on FGC were uncovered with having perspectives at both extremes of accepting the practice and actively opposing it.

By identifying disagreement and consensus among women, four different perspectives on female genital cutting were uncovered with having perspectives at both extremes of accepting the practice and actively opposing it.

Finally, on justice grounds, the view that CDMR is an acceptable alternative to vaginal birth in case of normal pregnancy would require including this information in the routine prenatal counselling, with the paradoxical consequence of supporting rather then merely accepting the practice.

By visiting the UNICEF website you are accepting the practices described in this policy.

Although most gacchas accepted the practice of image worship, the Lumpaka, or Lonka Gaccha, did not.

Only 19% favoured abortion on demand, but 65% could accept the practice in cases of rape.

Regulatory authorities accepted the practice as part of a company's effort to provide analysts with guidance.

The lawyer added, "There will be a question as to whether the general managers turned a blind eye and accepted" the practice.

Some ethics watchdogs say such arrangements are potentially troublesome, and the fact that relatives of three of the four top members of Congress work as lobbyists illustrates how pervasive and accepted the practice has become.