This term middle leader reflects how these teachers sit in the middle positionally (i.e. between the principal and the staff), philosophically (i.e. as a leader among peers) and practically (i.e. in the practices of leading).
Warrior values of strength, discipline, austerity, and immediacy found resonance in the practices of Zen Buddhism.
Christian legend and myth also found fertile ground in the practices of alchemy.
Both people need to be engaged in the practices of care and recognise that care is being practiced.
Culture Visitors may wish to learn more about the local people's unorthodox worship of R'hllor the God of Light by indulging in the practices of this flourishing religion.
Attempts to apply a common civil code have often been viewed as interference in the practices of India's largest religious minority.
Today's most pressing injustices require comprehensive changes in the practices of the police, schools and employers — not simply responses to individual injuries.
Her mother is a dental hygienist in the practices of Dr. Kenneth S. Lam and Dr. Stephen J. Giovanisci, both in Glendale, Calif.
Thus, in the matter of succession to the imperial office, Diocletian adopted precedents he could have found in the practices of the 2nd century ce.
"Attempts to apply a common civil code have often been viewed as interference in the practices of India's largest religious minority," she writes.
Prof Allan Fels, the head of the government's newly established migrant workers taskforce, told the Guardian that exploitation of migrant workers in Australia was "systemic … in that it is deeply embedded in the practices of some businesses".
