Sentence examples for practice by which from inspiring English sources

Judicial review – the practice by which the Supreme Court invalidates laws passed by the people's representatives – is undemocratic.

The current practice, by which choreographers endlessly sift and rework old texts, whether literary or balletic, is taking us nowhere.

"California Takes Aim at Dealer Bias in Car Loans" (news article, July 16) questions the practice by which dealers are compensated for helping consumers obtain auto financing.

"In the past," he said, "you have been fully supportive of this program and the practice by which we have overseen it".

The Kremlin has expanded "telephone justice" (a Soviet practice), by which judges receive verbal instructions from the top on how to decide cases.

The system prevents "sweethearting"—the practice by which cashiers collude in a theft, either by failing to scan an item or by entering the wrong price.

(Malting is the practice by which dampened, germinating barley is dried and thus halted in its growth; the grain can then proceed to fermentation).

There would have been much less "tariff escalation"—a nasty practice, by which higher tariffs are levied on successive stages of production.

The issue for Left Hegelians and Marx was then somehow to overcome Hegelian "theoretical" philosophy, and Marx argues that it can do so only by making philosophy "practical," in the sense of changing practices by which societies realize their ideals.

For the folk, religion comprises beliefs about supernatural beings and states of affairs, and practices by which we can get in touch with them.

Those who study, articulate or propound the beliefs and practices by which most of humanity tries to place itself in relationship with the transcendent should post themselves.