Sentence examples for practice bound from inspiring English sources

Scientific and technological development is not in practice bound by the modern constitution.

Thus, interventions are needed that establish communities of practice bound by shared ideas about common cause and thus to improve the outcomes of implementation processes.

But winding down a bank in practice is bound to be much tougher.

About 25 African countries have declared FGM illegal, although implementing such a change in law in some countries is challenging, as the practice is bound up in centuries of tradition.

In practice, the bound of q ( A ∘ B − 1 ) can give a rough estimate before actually solving it and can serve as a check of whether the solution technique for it actually resulted in valid solution.

Although Hardcastle herself sees this account as anti-reductionist, it's not obviously inconsistent with the acceptance by 'new-wave' reductionists that any reductions in neuropsychological practice are "bound to be patchy" (Schaffner 1992, p. 337) and domain-specific (see the entries on the philosophy of neuroscience and multiple realizability).

Imagine holding over 350,000 taped conversations of vulnerable young people, and as a matter of integrity, law and best-practice, be bound to protect them.

Nor will either one, in the otherwise candid postmortem interviews, identify the special practice that binds them together.

To the believer in the idea of gift-giving as a practice that binds individuals, and indeed societies, a store-specific piece of plastic preloaded with $50 is an offensively thoughtless dodge.

Public involvement in the framing of the code of practice which binds national and local newspapers and magazines.

Reading is a vocation, a skill, at which, with practice, you are bound to become more expert.