Sentence examples for that practices from from inspiring English sources

Edited by three artists who have been working within rural situations and communities for the last twenty years, this anthology is formed as a document, tool, and navigation device for future artistic practice in which "the rural" is filtered through a lens sharpened by an audience-based model of art that practices from within the culture it addresses.

This paper extends this by suggesting that health service work has considerable similarities to work in knowledge intensive and service industries and that practices from knowledge management, services management and ethics of care literature can support Berwick's goals.

That practice hails from the era of the carburetor, which has long since been replaced by electronic fuel injection.

The friendly staff at iFly assure me that practice (from $89 per session) makes perfect, so I resolve to have another go next time I'm in Penrith.

That practice was prevalent from the 15th century until 1873, when it was abolished.

Some of the cruise lines are drawing away from that practice and they are getting the singles business".

The nature of LPN practice, and RN direction of that practice, follows in part from state nurse practice acts (NPAs).

When the NRA has veered from that practice, it's been in down-ballot primary elections involving unique circumstances.

The bottom-line losses produced by that practice have excused the banks from paying taxes.

How do we separate those that are merely social practices from those that are movements?

Burning Man helped me to see that spiritual practices from the past have no value unless they can be connected to the concerns and aspirations of the present.