Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the Citizens United opinion, as been open to the past to consider arguments from the practices and experiences of other nations and practical realities of the marketplace.
Intellectual property takes the form of patents and copyrights, legal instruments derived from the practices of fifteenth-century Italian republics.
Otherwise, many Catholics will wonder whether their church has really moved decisively from the practices that created this year's crisis.
That represents a significant departure from the practices of Alan Greenspan, who reigned over the Fed from 1987 to early 2006.
But neither can there be any doubt that it derives also from the practices and assumptions that guide the arts and humanities.
Photography is in the service of the post judgmental ethos gaining ascendancy in societies whose norms are drawn from the practices of consumerism.
That was our real conflict, and the competitive glow from the practices is what we tried to get out there in the movie".
The chair of the Local Government Association, Margaret Eaton, said the fines should be returned to the councils and other public bodies that have suffered from the practices, rather than filling central government coffers.
In some practices, senior GPs were having to spend time away from the practices working with the shadow clinical commissioning groups (CCGs) that were being prepared to take on the role that primary care trusts previously had.
On the other hand, Afro-American music and dance are known to have many African roots, and they differed dramatically from the practices of the European master culture; the use of drum and banjo were especially significant.
His speech was a major departure from the practices of his reclusive father, who cloaked his brutal rule in mystery and who never gave a speech to the general public before his death in December.
