Sentence examples for and practice of a from inspiring English sources

He has a particular interest in the idea, and practice, of a sustainable university, and has written extensively about these.

The difficulties in substantiating the theory and practice of a second repentance were solved by Pope Calixtus (reigned 217?–217).

There is no better way to learn why reason and tolerance should be valued over dogma and violence than through the study and practice of a science.

It reflects the contemporary intellectual preference in higher education for integrating the theory and practice of a discipline, and for reducing the divisions between vocational and academic qualifications.

Thompson told the trust in 2010 that a settlement with Byford – in line with the BBC's custom and practice of a full-year's notice and up to two years' pay in respect of service, along with pension augmentation – could amount to "more than £2.5m".

My imagination never turned to the ruins of industry, the loss of technological competence, the barrenness of every British city except London and the fact that the economy of our once-busy island workshop is now based on the theory and practice of a dodgy casino.

"Because the decisions made by an individual in an organisation are shaped by the culture and practice of an organisation".

"Bill Clinton's dalliances in the White House affected the sexual inclinations and practices of a generation, and probably beyond," he said.

This phenomenon usually takes place during the learning and practicing of a skill such as playing a musical instrument.

"By including Islamic law as a topic of the hearing," Mr. Parker wrote, "you conflate the religious observances and practices of a faith into a security matter.

Those aspirations, in short, are to turn Maccabi into a team with the standards and practices of a big European side.