It preserved the practice by changing the rationale.
This history indicates that the district intended to preserve the practice of prayer before football games...
And his view then has to do with a logic of confinement (necessary to preserve the practice's acceptability) requiring in cases such as legitimate lying — as opposed to celibacy — a certain degree of concealment given the fact that many of us are not enlightened utilitarians.
But emotional appeals like Friend's have become integral to a campaign that seeks to preserve the practice, their voices a reminder that justice, closure and vengeance are still a painful part of the discussion for hundreds of families. .
The decline of the Roman Empire brought with it a significant drop in the production and consumption of wine in western and central Europe, but the Eastern and Western Church (particularly the Byzantines) preserved the practices of viticulture and winemaking.
A study by Stephenson and Matthews [ 42] found that rural urban migrant women in Mumbai reported levels of prenatal care similar to urban non-migrants but substantially lower delivery care, suggesting that migrants assimilated the urban preference for institutional prenatal care while preserving the traditional practice of home birth.
They must keep a weather eye on customers and markets, preserving the best practices in the company and having the right people in the right places.
Not only is he probably the best pop-oriented traditionalist songwriter of the past five years, but he's also the one who's been most successful at preserving that practice in the mainstream.
Services sustainability: Preserving the developed services and practices (outreaching and prevention) is crucial for the project.
But on numerous other occasions throughout history nonviolent tactics entirely failed to disarm the enemy or even to preserve the communities practicing them.
