At the same time, Muslims are thought to be forcing their children to maintain practices like the head scarf, which is banned in many French schools.
Some data suggest that pregnant women are more likely to adopt and maintain practices to reduce household exposure to CMV if they are aware of their CMV seronegative status [ 28].
There is an obvious tension for practices because review consultations are needed to achieve QOF and thus maintain practice income.
Qualitative data from mothers in the general population revealed that mothers were informed about exclusive breastfeeding as a preferred practice, but they were equipped with limited strategies to maintain the practice [DP4].
Immigrant communities that care for parents in multigenerational households may be less able to maintain that practice as they acculturate.
The congregation recently voted to maintain the practice of not using musical instruments during worship, which allows us to enjoy the music as it has been sung for centuries.
There is also a distinction between goods that have been produced and goods that are gifts of nature; attempts have been made to confine the term capital to the former, though the distinction is hard to maintain in practice.
As various critics have pointed out, this distinction is very hard to maintain in practice, and perhaps in theory as well (Bohman 1996; McCarthy 1998; Warnke 1999).
She felt that as an artist, with or without the use of her dominant hand, she needed to maintain a practice.
The new rule does not, however, mandate that restaurants remove auto-gratuities, which is a saving grace for the IRS' public perception, because it is merely making it more costly for the restaurant owner to maintain the practice.
Participants were instructed to maintain their practice during the presentation of the sounds.
