Sentence examples for the consistent practice from inspiring English sources

He said that a felony indictment against a judge or a judge-elect was "rare," but that it had been the "consistent practice" of the Court of Appeals to suspend an accused judge while the charges were pending.

For the peoples of northwest California the exercise of their bio-cultural sovereignty is encompassed in the consistent practice of their traditions.

Notice that it is the consistent practice of these strategies that yields results.

And of course, you should always expect from me the consistent practice of "ahimsa", by which I mean that I do no violence with words or actions ("Well, take a look at you in those new skinny jeans! "), even when speaking a truth (satya!) that might otherwise inflict pain (e.g., "Um, do they make you look fat? Actually, they make you look wonderfully feminine, juicy and robust!").

Particular attention is paid to actual work with beneficiaries which must be based on individual needs, implying the consistent practice of: a) comprehensively informing beneficiaries about the service, b) assessment of beneficiary needs, c) development of individual plans and d) review and evaluation.

The present study extends this earlier report by examining follow-up data from the same sample to assess whether these intended improvements in the consistent practice of sun-protection behaviors were implemented and practiced 2 years later, as sustained behavior change is required to significantly moderate melanoma risk conferred by genetic factors.

Thomas Merton explains that Gandhi and most other absolute pacifists have a larger metaphysical view: "as Gandhi saw, the fully consistent practice of nonviolence demands a solid metaphysical basis both in being and in God" (Merton 1971, 209).

To facilitate the widespread and consistent practice of genomic and personalized medicine, we recommend that the following actions be taken.

As we later discuss, any such reliance is lessened by the Court's consistent practice of treating denials of certificate applications as falling within its statutory certiorari jurisdiction.

The standard account today of customary international law (CIL) is that it arises from the widespread and consistent practice of states followed out of a sense of legal obligation.

The hemiola a consistent practice in English music of this time.