Sentence examples for practices of the second from inspiring English sources

For example, the methodological techniques or conceptual framework of one discipline is applied to the other in a way that leads to a deeper understanding or a transformation in the practices of the second discipline.

UNICEF has focused in practice on the second of these levels – the Primary Teachers Collegee (PTCs) with their cohort of CCTs.

Kenan Malik, in a New York Times Op Ed, likens the FIFA scandal to a grand geopolitical confrontation that pits the ethics of developed nations against the corrupt practices of the "third world".

A discriminatory practice in the first type of decision would be to single out a particular income group for preferential treatment, while a discriminatory practice of the second type of decision would be to single out a particular illness for preferential treatment.

I get a lot of practice on the first one and have slowly learned the second one.

Peterson was held out of practice for the second consecutive day as he deals with a sprained left ankle.

What does this mean in practice, on the fortieth birthday of Roe v. Wade?

KISSIMMEE, Fla .— It was the morning of the first practice of the first spring training for Brad Mills, major league manager.

From these discoveries grew the theory and practice of the first modern "talking cure," psychoanalysis, which, with its many modifications, influenced the subsequent development of psychotherapy.

Or perhaps even older: the Talmud (in Tractate Shabbat 30a) cites the practice of the third-century sage Rabbah, who would precede his discourses with a joke.

The 11th edition revived the practice of the third edition of dedication to the king and added to the name of George V that of William Howard Taft, president of the United States; this dual dedication thereafter became standard.