Sentence examples for part of practitioners from inspiring English sources

There is an almost innate desire on the part of practitioners to make their work beautiful, which is as much a source of its worth as its functional application or social value.

Disciples such as Shinran and Shōkū affirmed the role of the bodhi-mind in the Pure Land path by identifying it with trust in Amida's vow on the part of practitioners.

Their conditions are difficult, requiring time, effort, and careful management on the part of practitioners.

But ayahuasca's criminalization has made it a mostly underground practice, contributing to "risks around the training and integrity of practitioners doing ayahuasca ceremonies…for instance, there have been accusations of sexual assaults on the part of practitioners," Tupper added.

This could reflect reluctance on the part of practitioners to introduce standardised measures perhaps because it may be seen as increasing their workload and/or of little relevance to their everyday work.

Although an integral part of practitioner education, few have explored the process of KT training in detail.

In regards to the second point, empirical research has repeatedly indicated that gender diverse people perceive a lack of knowledge on the part of medical practitioners, and that they therefore experience an injunction to educate practitioners in order to receive services.

Short-term pain on the part of its practitioners may well lead to long-term benefit for consultancies and their clients alike.

The "Glasgow miracle" provokes rancour among many Glaswegians as it suggests that their cultural output must somehow be the result of divine grace rather than a combination of good education, imagination, a supportive community and hard work on the part of the practitioners.

The researchers thus seemed to anticipate and even accept inflexibility on the part of the practitioners, considering the heavily regulated environment of the JJI.

The researchers seemed to appreciate flexibility on the part of the practitioners as a gift: they did not expect nor command it in trade for their own flexibility.