Sentence examples for practice accepted from inspiring English sources

Previously, Israel had in practice accepted a distinction made by Hamas between its "political" and "military" leaders.

At the foundation of the new system there must be a code of practice accepted by the press itself.

The ICJ's statute refers to "international custom, as evidence of a general practice accepted as law," as a second source of international law.

It's true that the court-approved criminalization of a practice accepted by the medical profession could create a "chilling effect," further reducing the already modest ranks of abortion doctors.

The Nasdaq proposal could help to make this practice accepted because it would allow market participants to designate where their orders will be sent, regardless of whether the recipient is currently offering the best price for the stock.

Our research indicates that the use of sexual violence was not a local occurrence or the action of rogue security force personnel, but a practice accepted by senior officials, often conducted in official places of detention and with security forces directly involved in the sexual abuse of detainees.

All codes of practice accept simplifying assumptions that enable calculations with a reasonable amount of time and computing resources.

Why not practice accepting what is instead?

Finally become aware of your mind and practice accepting your thoughts for what they are.

Her practice accepts several forms of insurance, and she is currently licensed in five states in the southeastern US.

To learn how to ask for what we need, only to practice accepting what we're given.