Sentence examples for practices to which from inspiring English sources

In October, the United States joined with Europe and Japan to call for a set of best practices to which funds would subscribe voluntarily.

"The latter qualification seems to leave room for other practices to which ambiguity about God's existence might be foreign.

The matter becomes more complex once we also recognise that the affective salience which our bodies bear may not be available to reflective scrutiny, but nonetheless reveals itself in the habitual perceptual practices to which Alcoff drew our attention.

Instead, it's akin to both the 60s and 70s pulp romance novels and real-life Wicca practices to which the director owes her inspiration.

He documents, in his story, how grief and the very religious practices to which he devotes his life become both a challenge and, yet, a comfort still.

Rather, it draws on elements of "just peacemaking" but it also would include specific criteria, virtues and practices to which "just peacemaking" does not refer.

But hang on, isn't a gold standard something good, a form of best practice to which we should aspire?

His regular drink was water, lots of it, a practice to which he attributed a healthy old age.

Tynan was adamant, arguing that 'Triangle' was vital to the artistic integrity of the show; moreover, it addressed a taboo practice to which he was passionately committed - spanking.

She developed a practice, to which she still adheres, of developing a music-theater piece or opera every few years while regularly presenting solo and group vocal concerts.

The practice to which I refer is the ever-common software audit, conducted by trade associations to uncover the business use of unlicensed software.