Sentence examples for practices order from inspiring English sources

However, and as was detailed above, Althusser rejects the simple understanding of causality offered by this model in which economic practices order consciousness and our cultural practices.

The review of the show's culture and practices, ordered by BBC director of television Danny Cohen, follows controversial presenter Jeremy Clarkson being given a final warning over his behaviour on the BBC2 programme.

The new proposals are the result of a wide-ranging review of Britain's counterterrorism laws and practices ordered by the Cameron government after it defeated the Labour government in May elections.

As a consequence, the basic domain of study in the social sciences consists of social practices ordered across space and time.

These resulted in seven social workers being struck off, seven suspensions, one caution and one condition of practice order.

New warehouses are coming, bringing physical goods to customers so quickly that they will, in theory and no doubt in practice, order more.

It was governed by a voluntary Code of Practice later codified into the Retention of Communications Data (Code of Practice) Order 2003, which was developed in consultation with the Information Commissioner and industry.

He sold his practice, ordered a beautiful, expensive, sixty-three-foot aluminum commercial fishing boat, to be completed before the halibut season, and persuaded my uncle to be the crew.

The MTK rushed Gangut No. 2 into production and, contrary to established practice, ordered structural steel and armour before the project was properly authorized.

Dropping such practices in order to preserve freedom may cost many lives.

Many family therapists incorporate E.M.D.R. therapy into their clinical practices in order to overcome "therapeutic impasses".