Sentence examples for practice as it has from inspiring English sources

Toleration has been as important in practice as it has been in theory, as a conceptual foundation for such basic liberal practices as the separation of church and state and constitutional efforts to protect individuals' ability to act in accordance with their deepest convictions.

Finally, our results seem in accordance with other studies describing that new scientific evidences resulting from recent randomized clinical trials are sometimes poorly implemented in clinical practice, as it has been shown for instance in the tight glycemic control area [22].

The protocol developed for the 10SS study has potential for translation into routine general practice as it has minimal impact on practice routine whilst contributing to primary prevention objectives.

The university setting offers opportunities for collaboration with researchers from other disciplines, which can reinforce the legitimacy of research in general practice, as it has done in other countries [ 15].

"Dewey's Morris Minor was actually a great space to practice, as it had an immediacy and closeness that helped in really hearing the intricate harmonies and guitar licks we were fine-tuning".

Yet over the centuries, the Ka'ba had ceased to be the site of monotheistic practice as it had been in Abraham's day, and instead housed the images of tribal deities as well as those of Jesus and Mary.

Modern Austen scholar William Galperin has noted that "unlike some of Austen's lay readers, who recognized her divergence from realistic practice as it had been prescribed and defined at the time, Walter Scott may well have been the first to install Austen as the realist par excellence".

Currently, the Federal Trade Commission has not done anything to stop Snapchat for deceptive or misleading trade practices as it has with counterparts such as Path, who was recently fined $800,000 for its missteps surrounding customer privacy issues.

However, none of the four models emerging from this taxonomy reflects the exact characteristics of the ideal of nursing professional practice models as it has evolved in the contemporary nursing literature [ 14, 44- 46].

This is perfectly normal policing practice for Gatwick Airport as it has a permanent armed and unarmed policing presence and armed officers may assist routinely, if available, with incidents of any kind in the areas of the airport they patrol.

The F.D.A., which has the authority to extend its jurisdiction to cigars and other tobacco products any time it wishes, should move to eliminate flavored cigars and other manipulative practices as soon as it has enough evidence.