Sentence examples for society practices from inspiring English sources

Sustainability penetrated in all society practices specially construction industry due to its substantial impact on the environment.

With the end of the Cold War and the globalization of civil society practices, scholastic competitive debate -- both high school and college -- has become increasingly internationalized.

Under the cover of a pointedly low-life persona, these poets, both prominent men in court society, practiced a robust form of satire in which much of the humour is deflected upon themselves.

"In the direct action in society practiced by the opposition movement in Poland, means and end were rolled into one.

The Tsimane' are a highly endogamous society practicing preferential cross-cousin marriage.

In contrast to professional society practice guidelines, a standardized clinical assessment and management plan (SCAMP) provides for a more "homegrown," local clinician-designed and clinician-driven, yet rigorous alternative approach to achieving evidence-informed best practice for a heterogeneous patient population [ 27].

In fact, many societies practiced and continue to practice polygamy.

Some societies practiced a social form of outlawry on people not even accused of an offense but characterized by some manner of physical or mental abnormality.

In many societies practicing infanticide, infants were not deemed to be fully human until they underwent a rite of initiation that took place from a few days to several years after birth, and therefore killing before such initiation was socially acceptable.

In East Africa, pastoral societies practicing various forms of pastoralism occupy 70% of total land in Kenya, 50% in Tanzania, and 40% in Uganda (Reda 2012).

Some cultures at each level of social stratification engaged in human sacrifice, but it was more common in those that were harshly divided: Two-thirds of the highly stratified societies practiced the macabre ritual, compared with just one-quarter of the egalitarian societies, the researchers report online today in Nature.