Sentence examples for practices and conventions from inspiring English sources

All one is left with is conventional truth, truth which consists in agreement with commonly accepted practices and conventions.

We need to create an industry in which people can question practices and conventions, but also where all are welcome and safe.

Clegg added: "What on earth are we going to say to the dictators in Belarus, to Vladimir Putin if we do what the Conservatives now appear to recommend which is we basically say we are going to stamp our little feet and not abide by binding international human rights practices and conventions?

If the fundamental explanandum of scientific linguistics is how actual linguistic communication takes place, one must start by looking at both internal (psychological) and external (public) practices and conventions in virtue of which it occurs, and consider the effect of historical and geographic contingencies on the relevant underlying processes.

In response to this the Mādhyamika might want to make the point that it is at least sometimes advantageous to treat truths as if they had a more than conventional grounding, that is as if they were not just the product of agreement with commonly accepted practices and conventions.

[ 80] Human meanings and intentions are worked out within structures, institutions, practices and conventions that create regularities and patterns [ 80].

To answer that question, we might do better to decide what respect for that person demands, based in part on current social practice and convention, rather than to consult a comprehensive but abstract theory of distributive justice.

Like in classical software engineering the use of best practices and development conventions improve the joint work.

Focussing upon successful design contracts in three selected case studies, the discussion considers how far cognitive mapping can be used to understand the relations between design practices, firm routines and conventions, and the local creative milieu.

Due to the continuing and evolving practices of contract cheating, there is a need for an evolutionary approach to enhance assessor evaluation skills beyond discipline related practices and academic writing conventions.

[ http://www.icj.org/dwn/database/Maastricht%20ETO%20Principles%20-%20FINAL.pdf] See article 38.1 of the Statue of the International Court of Justice which states that the primary sources of international law are international treaties and conventions, customary practices of states accepted as law and general principles of law common to most legal systems.