The Convention on the Rights of the Child's Optional Protocol on the Sale of Children, Child Prostitution, and Child Pornography defines the practice as "the act of obtaining, procuring or offering the services of a child or inducing a child to perform sexual acts for any form of compensation or reward".
The project was inspired by Guy Debord's 1950s concept of psychogeography and the practice of dérive, the act of "observing the invisible layers that exist between the public and the built environment we inhabit," according to Specular.
Practice the act of kindness.
In a sense a novel is a letter, and by writing letters in the days before the Internet and widespread telephony you were practicing the act of novel-writing over and over again.
Rather, we are practicing the act of simply sitting and being relaxed with any and all mind states or life situations, all of which are forever changing and temporary, coming and going, including our bodies.
Roxie Hunt, the owner of How to Hair Girl, practices and teaches ColorPrint, the act of creating a canvas within the hair, and applying techniques from the fine art world to create custom designs for clients.
Practicing the act of positive thinking becomes better with time.
Jazz has a long tradition of heroism, both in practice and reception, in the acts of musicians and how they are understood.
It also involved "following up in processing the licence," as well as "monitoring their compliance against our code of practice and the legal act".
The homosexual activists are flat-out lying about what Jesus would do regarding the detestable, abominable, diseased practice and act of homosexuality.
