Still others have chosen to call the religion sanatana dharma ("eternal law"), a formulation made popular in the 19th century and emphasizing the timeless elements of the tradition that are perceived to transcend local interpretations and practice.
In this article we discuss the question whether traditional1 patterns of interpretation and practices provide useful alternatives or at least additional strategies to "negotiate disaster"2 (Luig 2012), and to what extent these traditional patterns respond to the challenges posed by climate change.
These differences in the two studies' geographic sampling and the regional differences we found in our own sample suggest variations that may be due to disease prevalence, local in-house treatment capacity, or local interpretation and practices of system-wide level policies.
All forms and sects of Buddhism appeal jointly to the Three Jewels (the Buddha; the dharma, or law; and the sangha, or monastic order) but are irreconcilable in their differences of interpretation and practice.
He fears this new rule could even drive trading from London.As the rules are transposed into national laws across Europe, differences in interpretation and practice are likely to remain.
The work of Kessler and McKenna is especially remarkable for its early broad use of 'gender' to apply even to biological sex in order to indicate the implication of sex within cultural interpretation and practice.
The legislator (for this is the standpoint adopted in the Politics, see the entry on Aristotle's political theory) needs to have a grasp of the nature of politics as such; an understanding of the major faultlines in the interpretation and practice of politics; and a grip on the structure and characteristics of the specific city for which he aims to legislate.
Hopgood argued that despite successful recognition of all human beings' moral equivalence (no minor feat), little has been done to meld regional differences in interpretation and practice.
