Sentence examples for shared customs from inspiring English sources

But people must have some identity, they must be rooted in some culture with shared meanings and shared customs.

This holds that Britain is an organic nation, with a definite identity, lashed together by hundreds of years of shared customs, privations, wars and culture.

A clique of Tory ultras have lately told Downing Street they might tolerate the UK staying in a shared customs space with the EU until 2022, two years beyond the transition period envisaged at present.

The EU team, led by Michel Barnier, is seeking to offer MPs reassurance that the shared customs territory that the Irish backstop envisages, and Northern Ireland staying in the single market, will only ever be a temporary arrangement if it should come to pass.

Instead, Neurath emphasized attention to individuals and groups, individuated in terms of stimulus/response interrelationship and clusters of shared customs and habits, and, for instance, the transfer of such habits or traditions (ibid., 371), which is how he defined education (see above).

Combining understandings of health behaviour as habits, and more importantly socially shared customs, shaped by and negotiated within healthcare structures, suggests a better explanation of the observed behaviour than the more commonly used rational theory model in health services research.

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In this study, we found, first, that participants automatically chose to visit the AED and described this as a locally shared custom.

Perhaps the most important limitation of this study was to only include non-urgent attendees of the AED, although the analysis suggested that interviewing the population outside the AED setting could have added valuable insight on 'going casualty' as a socially shared custom.

"Our healing process begins tonight when we come together, joining hands, sharing customs, meeting each other, some for the first time - many people that we have probably not met before.

By speaking the same language and sharing customs and traditions, the members of these communities are typically closer to one another in various ways than they are to those who don't share the same culture.