Sentence examples for commonly accepted practices from inspiring English sources

Several of the translation choices made by the society's scholars fall well outside the commonly accepted practices in the field.

All one is left with is conventional truth, truth which consists in agreement with commonly accepted practices and conventions.

At the first level, each person grasps that a society's basic structure is justified in terms of commonly accepted practices of inquiry and reasoning.

In response to this the Mādhyamika might want to make the point that it is at least sometimes advantageous to treat truths as if they had a more than conventional grounding, that is as if they were not just the product of agreement with commonly accepted practices and conventions.

Child labor, animal fighting, sweatshops, horse slaughter, lead paint, and shark finning are all examples of one-time commonly accepted practices which now fall below the standards of civilized behavior.

Screening for cervical, breast and colorectal cancer (CRC) using the Papanicolaou (Pap) test, mammography, and the fecal occult blood test (FOBT) respectively are commonly accepted practices in primary care in Canada.

Accepting gifts is an illegal, though commonly accepted, practice among police officers, prosecutors and judges.

A commonly accepted practice is to define a loopback address in order to create a consistent identity for this router.

Lott rejected then what had become a commonly accepted practice of getting out in front of bad news on your own terms.

Based on these sensitivity coefficients, three non-heuristic selection criteria are proposed to perform the preventive control by rescheduling only a selected number of generators, which is the commonly accepted practice followed by the system's operators.

The 'polluters pays' principle is the commonly accepted practice that those who produce pollution should bear the costs of managing it to prevent damage to human health or the environment.