Sentence examples for access tradition from inspiring English sources

Although most states currently have state laws that allow therapists to practice without a referral from a physician, i.e., direct access, tradition and health care practices continue to encourage physician referral of patients to therapy.

Because of him a whole generation has been able to access their tradition directly from the source.

Those youth who are provided tools to access our tradition use those tools to inform their newly empowered creativity.

Owing to the complexity of studies and various ethical and legal issues, DACs usually are independent commissions, rather than individual researchers who decide who gets access: "the tradition in which custodian principal investigators themselves made access decisions has generally been giving way to more consultative decision-making with independent input" (Lowrance, 2006).

To refuse to see him as a modernist, to deny him access to the tradition of Eliot and Camus as well as of Soyinka and Achebe, is to practice a form of literary racism.

Leon Wieseltier's "Kaddish" is an astonishing fusion of learning and psychic intensity; its poignance and lucidity should be an authentic benefit to readers, Jewish and gentile, who seek access to rabbinical tradition.

But recently, Mr. Koch has made it perhaps the most contested ground for miles around, setting off a debate about private property and public access, privilege and tradition in an era when boutique ranches and sprawling new Western manors are brushing up against working-class rural communities.

Amidst diverging discourses describing chronic non-communicable disease (NCD) and healthcare access, the hermeneutical tradition within sociology, particularly as exemplified in the work of Jurgen Habermas, provides a starting point for exploring and interpreting the experiences of chronic illness and healthcare access.

Though this latest assault on the ICWA is not the first, it is based on the same fundamentally flawed argument that ignores the sovereignty of tribal nations and the benefits to Native children of growing up with access to their traditions.

This has been both positive and negative for Wodeham studies: positive, as Wodeham has remained available to those who do not have access to the manuscript tradition; and negative as it has meant that scholars often read and cite an inferior text that significantly abbreviates the original work.

Our team had extensive documentary evidence to support its original appearance, but more importantly we had access to the living tradition of yaodong construction -- a craft not yet lost in Shaanxi province.