Sentence examples for criticisms of practices from inspiring English sources

After Marxism went out of fashion, Dickens's amorphous social critique came to seem more universally true because it was not programmatic but based on feelings of generosity and brotherhood combined with specific criticisms of practices common in England during his lifetime.

Responding to some recent criticisms of practice-theoretic research in organizations, the paper argues that transdisciplinarity will be fostered by a disciplined approach to practice theory, based on a commitment to social practices, and respect for agency, materiality, discourse, the limits of social scientific knowledge and a refusal of reductionism.

Aspects of the divide have been suggested to include criticisms of academics for speaking with their own jargon and aiming to publish research rather than improve practice, and criticisms of practicing accountants for being resistant to changes to the status quo and reluctant to disclose data.

Fringe nationalist groups have recently made it their mission to counter international criticism of practices like whaling and dolphin hunting.

A fringe nationalist group, the Society for the Restoration of Sovereignty, has recently taken a lead in countering international criticism of practices like whaling and dolphin hunting.

It is threatening the industry, the country's third-largest, leading to layoffs and criticism of practices that some say court disaster.

Groups like Mr. Nishimura's Society for the Restoration of Sovereignty, which has just a handful of core members, have recently made it their mission to counter international criticism of practices like whaling and dolphin hunting.

Farmers are notoriously reluctant to offer their neighbors advice about farming, and cover cropping carries with it an implicit criticism of practices — reliance on fertilizers and pesticides, and so forth — that farmers for the last generation have used to increase productivity and reduce work.

Criticisms of these practices used to fall on deaf ears.

Leveson said: "Although accuracy and similar complaints are made against local newspapers, the criticisms of culture, practices and ethics of the press raised in this inquiry do not affect them.

But today Mr. Lerach's blunt criticisms of accounting practices, together with his claim that corporations today have "an open field to commit fraud," have found a wide audience.