Sentence examples for act of practice from inspiring English sources

No intellectual command of Buddhist teachings, accumulation of merit, moral rectitude, or any act of practice other than the vocal nembutsu is necessary.

Their critics do not, and the very act of practicing their craft now makes them targets in a more conservative Pakistan.

According to the press release, "the 12 tracks that make up the album are an experiment to understand the origin of music and its basic primordial role when there weren't any particular word for it, only the ritual act of practicing it as part of everyday life".

While it is popular to depict backwoods, corrupt areas that are inhabited by generations of outlaws, the difficulty of not falling into common tropes and cliches is a fine line, that unfortunately, is probably impossible to execute by just the act of practicing, rewriting, and tuning a story.

The acts of practicing cautious spraying and of leaving aside land as non-crop habitat (NCH) for natural enemies incur private costs for benefits shared by the community.

Do they believe this is the traditional way one shows one's appreciation for the act of simple practicing performance art?

Article 37 of the same law detailed a number of practices and acts that would intentionally or otherwise cause damage to water projects.

Unlike Paddick, they had managed to hone the act after decades of practice.

All experiments were approved by the Animal Welfare Committee of the University of St Andrews and fish were humanely killed following Schedule 1 of the Animals (Scientific Procedures) Act 1986 (Home Office Code of Practice. HMSO: London January 1997).

We will consult and seek assent from the carers and any other relevant people as defined by section 32 of the Mental Capacity Act (2005) code of practice.

Lord Brown remarked that he could not regard with equanimity "the imposition of a test for admission to an Orthodox Jewish school which is not Judaism's own test and which requires a focus (as Christianity does) on outward acts of religious practice and declarations of faith, ignoring whether the child is or is not Jewish as defined by Orthodox Jewish law" [para 258].