Sentence examples for practice of returning from inspiring English sources
Nolan, who is also a trained midwife, told Guardian Australia the practice of returning the placenta to the earth is not common in western cultures.
"The practice of returning those who flee Haiti by boat will continue, for the time being, after I become President," Mr. Clinton said in the broadcast.
He has in mind Cambodia's practice of returning Montagnard refugees to Vietnam, and Uighur asylum-seekers to China; in both cases, the ethnic minorities have faced persecution in the countries they had fled.Phil Robertson, of Human Rights Watch, goes further.
Criticism of Italy's practice of returning intercepted migrants to Greece is "unfortunately nothing new — it's been going on for years," said Christopher Hein, director of the Italian Refugee Council.
Though China has refrained from the sort of extensive round-up it could mount if it chose to, the authorities have made a practice of returning to North Korea any migrants they catch.Such homecomings are bound to be unpleasant since, under North Korean law, unauthorised border crossings are punishable by three years in a "reform institution".
Re-fracking refers to the practice of returning to older shale wells that have already been fracked and deploying newer or more effective extraction technology on the wells.
As a fledgling physician more than two decades ago, I was taught that the practices of returning phone calls, conveying test results, accommodating emergency appointments and coordinating care with other doctors when needed constituted basic good medical practice and humane medical care.
From the 21st to the 25th dynasty (1075 664 bce), the practice began of returning the embalmed viscera to the body, prompting the appearance of "dummy" canopic jars, vessels in the shape of images of the sons of Horus but with no interior cavity.
The country's remaining high street chain, Waterstones, has cancelled the standard industry practice of returns, where unsold stock could be sent back to the publisher.
It makes being human a practice of return.
Stephanopoulos told reporters that the President's national security advisers are "reviewing the entire policy of Haiti" in light of the George Bush Administration's practice of forcibly returning Haitians who reach the shores of South Florida from their troubled homeland.
