The judge wrote, "The court knows what its ruling means for many deeply ingrained practices, but it also has a marrow-deep understanding that if they are to succeed where they are most strained schools have to be about teaching children and nothing else.
Bathing and clothes changing rituals are deeply ingrained practices post-defecation and after many other kinds of ritual defilement in Indian society [ 21, 35].
However, recent evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on the MCA has suggested that the principles of the Act are still far from deeply ingrained in practice [ 8].
Extremes include deeply ingrained lay practices carried out by TBAs on babies who need resuscitation, such as slapping, blowing on, or pouring cold water on the baby; holding the baby upside down or giving injections [ 59].
In order to establish best practice for oxygen supplementation - a practice deeply ingrained in current medical techniques - clinical outcomes and pathophysiological mechanisms for hyperoxic damage need to be delineated.
"[H]azard identification, hazard evaluation, and hazard mitigation in laboratory operations are critical skills that need to be part of any laboratory worker's education," Identifying and Evaluating Hazards states, and this process needs to become deeply ingrained in the daily practice of research.
In the Horn of Africa, chewing khat – a plant that usually contains the alkaloid called cathinone, an amphetamine-like stimulant - is a practice deeply ingrained in society.
With corner-cutting deeply ingrained as a Chinese business practice, it's really up to the government to change that ethos through regulation and enforcement.
But it is clear that the practice is deeply ingrained and that Ms. Quinn, despite her many efforts to move beyond the controversy, is being asked to shoulder the responsibility for it.
The practice is deeply ingrained in our culture.
