Sentence examples for practice as a form from inspiring English sources

Cahun and Moore employed a subversive avant-garde art practice as a form of resistance.

Free postage, which is a key feature of Amazon's strategy, costs the company an estimated $5.1bn worldwide, SLF alleges, condemning the practice as a form of dumping.

Mr. Goss, by justifying the practice as a form of professional interrogation, renders dubious his broader claim that the C.I.A. is not practicing torture today.

Despite the prevalence of mandatory voting in so many democracies, it's easy to dismiss the practice as a form of statism that couldn't work in America's individualistic and libertarian political culture.

We will also explore the potential of avant-garde practice as a form of social critique through the work of figures such as Okamoto Taro, Akasegawa Gempei, Tomatsu Shomei, and Ono Yoko.

She also addresses ethnographic practice as a form of musical analysis, and reveals the challenges of fieldwork in urban and popular music and the dynamic between oral history and memory among interview subjects.

We learn about archery, which Aritomo practices as a form of meditation.

Preservation grew out of archaeology and the notion that history can be practiced as a form of science.

It can be integrated into one's religious or spiritual life, or practiced as a form of secular mental training.

That agreement reflects the department's groundbreaking work in New Orleans and other jurisdictions in which it has investigated gender bias in police practices as a form of police misconduct.

Smith (2000) also describes the activity of practicing as a form of independent work of students.