Sentence examples for practice a principle from inspiring English sources

In doing so, Sufism puts into practice a principle of universal spiritual embrace and also shows itself adept in navigating the ways of the world.

Every revolutionary sequence applies in practice a principle that every counter-revolutionary theory seeks to deny or disguise: there is indeed no deeper source of legitimacy than the active will of the people.

Once one of the longest-lived people on earth, the Okinawans practiced a principle they called "Hara Hachi Bu": eat until you are 80percentt full.

I could only imagine that he was putting into practice a guiding principle of survival at high altitude, as outlined on a nearby board: "Always Have a Cheerful Attitude".

This was also the time he put into practice a vital principle: that his prophetic vision could be expressed only through the union of words and images and that this fusion of two media would be his legacy.

9 P.M. (Nat Geo) POLYGAMY, USA This new series ventures to Centennial Park, Ariz., where a community of fundamentalist Mormons openly practices polygamy as a principle of faith.

President Obama spoke movingly in his second Inaugural Address of making equality a practice as well as a principle.

This practice was fuelled by a principle of common law, traced brilliantly by the historian Richard Brown, in his book "No Duty to Retreat".

To eliminate the tribal instinct may be impossible, but to raise the accidental practice of pluralism to a principle is what enlightened societies struggle to accomplish.

Interestingly, efforts by psychologists to model decision-making in situations akin to the original position show that people in practice tend to choose a principle that calls for the maximization of average well-being subject to the constraint that nobody falls below a specified floor (see Frolich and Oppenheimer 1992).

(M17r11)." While electing to undertake a course in preparation for providing women's health services is ultimately an individual PN's choice, findings indicate that in some instances it may be a practice manager, a practice principle or a division of general practice who identifies a need and initially suggests that a PN undertake the training.