Sentence examples for tradition considers from inspiring English sources

Israel is also influenced by the fact that Jewish tradition considers it a mitzvah, or fulfilment of a divine commandment, to bring the dead to burial.

Daoism is also characterized by a positive, active attitude toward the occult and the metaphysical (theories on the nature of reality), whereas the agnostic, pragmatic Confucian tradition considers these issues of only marginal importance, although the reality of such issues is, by most Confucians, not denied.

Theological ethics in a Christian perspective and in my own Catholic tradition considers the popular 'what would Jesus do' and much more.

Indeed, Druze tradition considers the population to have been constituted from many diverse source populations.

However, popular tradition considers the Marsh Arabs as a foreign group, of unknown origin, which arrived in the marshlands when the rearing of water buffalo was introduced to the region.

Our review here builds on and extends the review of sociotechnical systems approaches by Carayon (2006) and presents specific implications of the different sociotechnical systems approaches for workplace safety.> As highlighted in Table 1, the STS tradition considers the person as the centre of the system.

SARE HAROUNA, Senegal — When Aissatou Kande was a little girl, her family followed a tradition considered essential to her suitability to marry.

MADRID — Lawmakers in the northeastern Spanish region of Catalonia voted to ban bullfighting on Wednesday, dealing the most significant blow so far to a tradition considered by many Spaniards to be an essential part of their cultural patrimony.

Critics of the tradition consider it a tedious exercise for juries, with judges explaining complex concepts of law in dense language that is not easily understood or retained by jurors.

Before complaining about such a peaceful and longstanding American tradition, consider the last time in recent memory someone openly carried a handgun on his belt and committed a crime or injured someone.

How then do feminists in this tradition consider issues of power, justice and equality?