Sentence examples for one of the practices from inspiring English sources

[ see, Jack Hayford Introduces Peter Wagner Talk On Spiritual Mapping ] One of the practices promoted by Cleansing Stream Ministries is the casting out, from Christian believers, of demons allegedly invited in by sexual "sins" such as homosexuality.

The documents collected here shed light on how a president committed to ending the abuses associated with the Bush administration's "war on terror" came to dramatically expand one of the practices most identified with that war, and they supply a partial view of the legal and policy framework that underlies that practice.

"The second year, I was still pretty good, just in case". But in the third year, simply throwing the football during one of the practices, he slipped on an anthill and went down because of a torn quadriceps tendon, an injury so serious he needed surgery.

What changes did you make when you took over? A. One of the practices I initiated when I came on was an all-staff meeting.

One of the practices most commonly used by organised crime is buying and selling property at fake values.

MICHAEL MANKINS: Well, one of the practices we've highlighted in the piece was around delegation of authority.

At Deukmejian Wilderness Park on Saturday, one of the practice caches was a magnetic hide-a-key box stuck to a gate at the entrance of a fire road.

Sign-up for one of the practice interview schedules on Handshake.

As well as a policy group on the Soca proposal, Nominet is also convening one of the practice of "expired domain tasting".

Dr. Midei was one of the practice's stars.

And George Gershwin composed his Concerto in F in one of the practice shacks in 1925.