Sentence examples for public practices from inspiring English sources

Many non-Orthodox feel as though the very public practices of the Orthodox are an open rebuke of their choice not to be as religious.

If the fundamental explanandum of scientific linguistics is how actual linguistic communication takes place, one must start by looking at both internal (psychological) and external (public) practices and conventions in virtue of which it occurs, and consider the effect of historical and geographic contingencies on the relevant underlying processes.

Resistance must include a strategy to block dangerous and destructive public practices and policies and turn public opinion against them.

The tradition originated from teams holding public practices at midnight on the earliest day that the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) would allow a practice to be held.

The public practices and policies we choose to support demonstrate what we mean by the gospel and about the world we believe God calls us to help create.

Referral rates from private practices were higher than from public practices and even higher than from public polyclinics.

Chas worked in public practice before he joined ACCA technical department.

His candidacy is a repudiation of politics, an assault on politics as a public practice.

Fewer members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the industry's trade body, are in public practice than in 1989.

The E.U. will certainly complain, because under European law public bodies are "called on" to conform with exceptional effort and attention to public practice.

Blood donation 'remains a public practice … that certain kinds of public are precluded from' (ibid: 116).