Sentence examples for practice admitted from inspiring English sources
Wilkinson, renowned for his intense focus on the game and manic devotion to training and goal kicking practice, admitted he has been working to balance his life better.
This represents a doxastic practice admitted as distinct (i.e., as a pramāṇa) only by Mīmāṃsakas, with proponents of other schools of thought having regarded this as indistinct from inference (anumāna).
Diamond maintains a law practice, admitted in Connecticut, Arizona and N.Y. and has considerable interest and expertise in Federal Indian law, including admission to practice in three tribal courts.
It is possible that these patients were in practice admitted to coronary care units rather than ICUs.
The Israeli press officials were, at first, bemused by this practice, admitting they'd never encountered such a thing before.
Time and again, we are invited to practice admitting who we are, in both senses of the word.
"It's not easy for government to look at a practice, admit it was wrong, and make a refund, but it's the right and moral thing to do," said John M. Gioia, a member of the county's Board of Supervisors, which made its decision on the issue in December.
Third, and the issue I find most disturbing, is that many individuals who don't agree with the daily reading log practice admit to falsely initialing the logs, even if the child has not read that day, or completed the required period of time.
The lawyer, Robert E. Porges, who ran one of the city's busiest immigration practices, admitted when he pleaded guilty in February that he helped the immigrants make up false stories of persecution to improve their chances of obtaining asylum.
Enron, once a rocket fueled by new-wave business and accounting practices, admitted yesterday that its financial records for the past four-and-a-half years were false and would have to be restated.
Some of our interview partners from group practices admitted that, had they been in a single practice, they would not be conducting home visits.
