Sentence examples for practice in the face from inspiring English sources
In 1835 the two sisters opened their own practice in the face of considerable prejudice.
Yet relying on the Nehru-Gandhi name to bring in votes looks an outdated practice in the face of the AAP's urban activism.Narendra Modi, the BJP's strongman leader, remains the front-runner to be the next prime minister.
First, over the last 30 years interest-rate cuts and other forms of expansionary monetary policy became standard practice in the face of potential financial market disruption — this is the original meaning of the "Greenspan put".
On Wednesday the authority said it will go to court to defend the practice in the face of a challenge by Attorney General Andrew M. Cuomo, who said that giving E-ZPass tags to board members violates a law that they must serve without compensation.
According to a CSTV executive who talked to him shortly afterward, Mr. Benson said he asked John Wildhack, a longtime senior executive at ESPN, "How can you continue this exclusive practice in the face of this continuing D.O.J. investigation?" In the conversation, Mr. Benson described the ESPN executive's response as "very dismissive".
APSIM was developed to simulate biophysical process in farming systems, in particular where there is interest in the economic and ecological outcomes of management practice in the face of climatic risk.
In October, the attorney general's report says, the association changed some teller practices "in the face of mounting state and federal criminal convictions".
The NHS England chief executive told the Guardian that urgent action was needed to bolster GP practices in the face of rising demand and acute pressures.
Sports Direct has insisted it is "not operating Dickensian practices", in the face of growing shareholder unrest at Mike Ashley's sportswear retailer.
Defenders of kasepekang see it as the sharp end of a system that is essential for maintaining ancient practices in the face of globalization, economic development and mass tourism.
The theorem reached from the axiomatic system provides a theoretical basis on which planning is practiced in the face of complexity and the results might prompt us to return to and focus on plans as the object in planning research.
