Sentence examples for practices as opposed from inspiring English sources

"It's much more a partnership to improve policies and practices as opposed to a court takeover," Klinger said.

Like revivalist preachers, they invite our faith, our willingness to search for magic in ancient, undecipherable Oriental practices (as opposed to the new, quite decipherable, Western practices).

This evidence would suggest that if there are in fact poor teachers in classrooms, it is largely a result of poor evaluation practices as opposed to cumbersome dismissal processes.

These days, when we use the word "imperialism" we normally apply it to economic and cultural practices, as opposed to outright political domination, but even that continues in many parts of the world (we just happen to call today's empires nation-states).

This approach centres on middle leading practices as opposed to middle leadership or middle leaders3 per se.

It is an ideal foundation to develop wide-scale mobile learning initiatives that underpin longitudinal practices as opposed to short-term formal/informal practices.

However, in practice as opposed to theory, is it ever as simple as that?

Yet policy practice — as opposed to pure analysis — almost inevitably involves both compromise and risk.

Despite its clunkily repeated preposition, the latter job description spells out a defiant faith in practice as opposed to theory.

In addition, 64% said they were better equipped to make adjustments so that people with mental health difficulties could access their practice as opposed to just 41% before.

But when it came to foreign policy substance and practice, as opposed to theory and aspiration, Hague's "distinctive" new brand looked depressingly familiar.