Sentence examples for exist as a practice from inspiring English sources
And yet, the latter did not properly exist as a practice until the advent of obstetrics with its technical manipulation of pregnant female bodies.
Albeit not established as a global regime, anti-terrorist measures do certainly exist as a practice undertaken within regional voluntary coalitions of states and, therefore, occupy a security niche within the society domain.
The principal purely descriptive question in those debates concerns whether philosophy exists as a practice or discipline in Latin America.
Since dependency between observations of subjects from the same general practice may exist as well as between repeated observations within persons, multilevel analyses will also be carried out.
Similarly, some authors argue that beliefs may exist as a product of reflection on practice (Eley 2006).
My license to practice law exists as long as I satisfy my continuing education requirements every two years (24 hours of courses) and have not engaged in any conduct that would disbar me.
Thomas Hambright, a Florida historian based at the Monroe County Library on Key West, said that if the practice existed as a sport that had evolved among local fishermen, as Mr. Forman described it, he would have heard of it.
Formally family medicine/general practice exists as a legally recognized specialty in all countries.
Where dual public-private practice exists as a matter of being tolerated, expansion of access to skilled human resources for a specific service such as ART requires specific policy and regulatory measures.
