Sentence examples for customary perspectives from inspiring English sources
Here, foresters' customary perspectives have important lessons for environmental economists.
This view is consonant with an equally customary perspective identifying architectural objects with architectural works.
Eddie Butler Match report: Scarlets 12-29 Racing 92 Lydiate's World Cup pain put into perspective by Paris attacks Stuart Lancaster saw Henry Slade as a ball playing 12 but he was back in his more customary club position of No10 for the Champions Cup home game against Bordeaux-Bègles.
Senior men and women had many similar perspectives including that customary knowledge, skills and activities were important in managing country and were occurring less through the IPA's management partnerships than they would like.
These improvements in permeability and/or selectivity upon filler addition demonstrate the tremendous potential of MOF-based MMMs for efficient CO2 capture, as can be seen when results are put in perspective using the customary Robeson plots with the latest upper limits (see Fig. 6).
"It may have been, because 6percentt has long been the customary commission," said Mr. Van Winkle, who offers farsighted historical perspective on such matters.
Too often, however, their engagement is inhibited by traditional, customary and legal structures that do not value their perspectives.
However, I believe that a court is unlikely to approach this question from this perspective – rather it will determine what is customary by simply interpreting what the parties meant at the time they entered into this debt commitment letter.
She uses the first-person narrative voice customary with autobiographies, but also includes fiction-like elements, told from the perspective of a child that is "artfully recreated by an adult narrator".
Drawing from anthropological perspectives on personhood at the beginnings and ends of life, it examines the implications of competing religious and customary definitions of personhood for a small sample of young British Pakistani Muslim women who experienced miscarriage and stillbirth.
