In addition, it is rooted in the practice of Tikkun Olam -- the Jewish teaching that each individual must do her or his part to repair the world.
Showing the justice of Diodorus's comment, this is the first book to argue that there were Babylonian philosophers and that they studied knowledge systematically using a coherent system of logic rooted in the practices of cuneiform script.
While all transformations have friction, struggle and conflict, successful projects rooted in these practices navigate the friction, and fuel individual and collective change.
"This treaty is rooted in a practice that dates back to Ronald Reagan," he said in his weekly address, taped for broadcast on Saturday.
As I tried to argue earlier in this series, the belief in God in rooted in religious practice not in intellectual demonstration.
The rest are all young people who converted during their time at this Evangelical seminary because they became convinced that traditional worship, rooted in ancient practice, is the future of the church.
"The various players are so fragile and the inertia rooted in political practice is so great".
Yes, definitely, and I know for sure Brenda's photographs are firmly rooted in her practice as an artist-activist.
The phrases "best available technology" (BAT) and "best available control technology" (BACT) are deeply rooted in U.S. practice and imply that one technology is best, discouraging innovation.
His writings were primarily "reflections of a physicist"[1] rooted in experimental practice and aimed at articulating the scientific method from a first-person point of view.
Still, in this context it is clear that even the infamous Led Zeppelin song "thievery" (Robert Plant's word for it) was rooted in 1960s practice and was nothing new in 1969.
