Sentence examples for commonality of practices from inspiring English sources

The findings for Asian men and women are less surprising given the focus on prevention and wellness in Traditional East Asian Medicine and the commonality of practices such as tai chi and meditation in this population [ 36].

The commonality of this practice was confirmed by an NGO worker with several years of experience soliciting government funds on behalf of communities.

Interpretive phenomenology from this tradition "focuses on the person in context, on commonalities of language, practices, everyday shared understandings and ontological questions concerning persons' being-in-the-world" (p 190) [ 24].

Politics itself, moreover, as a set of practices and institutions that shape the form and outcome that distributive conflicts take, "establishes its own bonds of commonality"(Walzer 1983, 29).

These practices, similarity to those described by Wood and Jewkes (34), suggest a commonality of how marginalised youth in South Africa attempt to position themselves within a gender hierarchy in contexts of poverty and unemployment.

This volume attempts to systematically capture the state of practice, highlight commonalities linking existing and emerging approaches to assumption-making and evaluation.

The creditors have a commonality of interest.

"It's made for commonality of views".

"If anything, we have a commonality of interests," he said.

R.M.I., for its part, does not demand commonality of purpose.

There is no necessity for commonality of policy".