Sentence examples for language and practices from inspiring English sources

Does this amount to a shift in how our societies order themselves, at least with respect to newly emerging science and technology, which is similar to the emergence of responsibility language and practices in the early 19th century?

"We're giving them language and practices for ways to engage with the art," Turney says.

It is no wonder that many people have turned away from religion; as a cultural phenomenon, it is abusive and oppressive, blind to the pain its beliefs, language and practices cause so many.

From highly paid presidents to superfluous administrators, universities are also adopting the language and practices of corporate labor relations, especially when it comes to replacing tenured faculty with poorly paid part-time teachers.

agreeing with the idea that people should be careful to not use language or behave in a way that could offend a particular group of people; conforming to a belief that language and practices which could offend political sensibilities (as in matters of sex or race) should be eliminated.

Language and practices shape, legitimize and support policy agendas in discourses and interactions between organizations.

In this regard the language and practices of key stakeholders presented in the newspaper media can be examined for the purpose of understanding how these shape and limit the general public perception of the issue in question.

Along similar lines, Nature recently quoted an epidemiologist as warning against the "mirage of technology" in surveillance; he emphasized that "the labs' top priority should be building teams of local staff who are familiar with the region, its language and practices, such local knowledge being crucial to interpreting data" [ 119].