Sentence examples for practices and consequences from inspiring English sources

[See footnote.] Historians of cartography have long studied the practices and consequences of cartographic omission.

The discussions, as described online, deal with topics like "benefits of age difference in sexual relationships"; "failure of sex offender registries"; "children's sexual autonomy, practices and consequences" and "the misrepresentation of pedophilia in the news media".

First, special care is taken here to include both "purgatories" （i.e., the demonic thoughts, practices and consequences of extreme subjective delusion and suffering) on the one hand, and "Buddhas", (the enlightened thoughts, practices and consequences of the greatest wisdom and liberation) on the other hand.

The findings are discussed in terms of varying opportunities for participation in and boundary crossing between communities of practice and consequences for the development of vocational teachers' professional identity.

This paper aims to contribute to our understanding of the process, practice and consequences of these developments by systematically charting the trajectory and dynamics of the co-operative financial landscape in China, and by analysing the role that these financial institutions have played in China's socioeconomic change.

In increasingly devolved systems greater attention to the practice and consequences of priority setting are required to promote accountability, efficiency, effectiveness and equity.

This represents another reflective link between the domain of practice and consequence (Fig. 5, arrow 6).

These tools provided evidence that changes in the domains of practice and consequence also led to changes in the personal domain for instructor M.

We suggest that the project was successful in promoting instructional reform because it addressed the key domains (Personal, External, Practice, and Consequence) of an interconnected model of professional development.

Every week, more firms report investigations into the option-granting practices, and the consequences are becoming more clear.

The comparison at large scales of contrasting management practices and their consequences on wood resource and forest productivity has seldom been undertaken (Campioli et al. 2015; Naudts et al. 2016).