Sentence examples for the terms and practices from inspiring English sources

Still other challenges: the terms and practices of political governance, at the level of the state especially, as many African nations struggle against collapse or debilitating dysfunction due to corruption, crippling economic exploitation, massive underdevelopment of human capital of females especially, food and other vital resource scarcities, and genocides as ethnic affirmations 'go imperial'.

Half of those who were fully aware of the term and practice were in favour of delayed antibiotics.

This course introduces the critical terms and practices of the contemporary study of performance.

The use of these and other buzzwords has caused a new generation of marketers to enter the field without knowing even the basic terms and practices that underpin our industry.

In this paper, we have unpacked some of the key components of scientific teaching that were originally explored in the book Scientific Teaching (Handelsman et al., 2006) and highlighted the key terms and practices we believe are most critical for the new or future instructor.

Understanding the software engine that drives social media is one thing, but understanding the psychology behind the culture that is redefining traditional terms and practices I've always known as normal teen behavior of the past, that's a challenge.

The term "drill and practice" is occasionally viewed as an adaptation and application of programmed learning techniques to computer-assisted instruction.

She adopts the general view that (many) trans people tend to oppose the meanings of mainstream gender terms and practices.

Asked how he would achieve this, he said the government would "look at the terms and conditions of general practice" ask "why it is that GPs have so much burnout" and question what was putting off potential recruits.

Both the term and the practice crystallized in South Korea, where the online entrepreneur Oh Yeon-ho declared in 2000 that "every citizen is a reporter".

Yet as the term and the practice become ever more ubiquitous – there'll be another sharp-tongued TV panel show along in a minute – the tyranny of banter begins to grow.