Sentence examples for establishing the practice of from inspiring English sources

Sydney Possuelo, a former director for unknown tribes at Funai, is given much credit for establishing the practice of not contacting isolated people.

The works of Daukša and Sirvydas in particular, based on the Middle and East High Lithuanian dialects, did much toward establishing the practice of drawing on the various dialects in the creation of a written Lithuanian.

"When the prince promotes them, the love of science and the beaux arts is very helpful in establishing the practice of politeness" [CN, 185].

It was Hōnen who achieved perhaps the radical doctrinal innovation of his seminal period in Japanese Buddhist history by establishing the practice of vocal nembutsu as an independent, self-sufficient path of Buddhist praxis.

Here, support from funding agencies and journals will be vital in establishing the practice of publishing database and services metadata.

His great grandfather, Nephi Ephraim Miller, established the practice of migratory beekeeping in America.

Among these critics is Michael Scheuer, a former C.I.A. counter-terrorism expert who helped establish the practice of rendition.

He founded bishoprics and abbeys, made the building of churches mandatory, and established the practice of tithing.

Timaeus's work established the practice of dating by the Olympic Games that became standard in ancient historiography.

Mr. McGreevey, while declining to discuss a possible successor, did say he would re-establish the practice of submitting Supreme Court nominees' names to the State Bar Association for evaluation.

Mr. Volcker established the practice of pre-emptive rate increases to "anchor inflationary expectations," and Alan Greenspan, his successor as Fed chairman, embraced it.