Sentence examples for universal practices from inspiring English sources

The samplers range across several cultures and a few centuries and reveal universal practices and local permutations.

Yet the future has arrived, bringing software for Internet business practices with it, along with renewed charges from critics that the agency is still unprepared and continues to award patents for universal practices.

To minimize the prospect of sharp disagreements at the conference, a tight agenda was adopted: creating universal practices for baptisms and confirmations, discussing the canonization of victims of the 1915 Armenian genocide in recognition of the 100th anniversary, and planning another conference next year.

It is by no means a universal practice.

This ancient and universal practice has been condemned as a worm that gnaws at the fruits of economic endeavour.

Norway's progress toward making breast-feeding a universal practice for mothers of infants should be an example for the United States (news article, Oct. 21).

It is an almost universal practice of families like ours to protect the land from erosion and to replant another crop immediately after harvest.

Preliminary censorship was universal practice in the Soviet Union; it was conducted by an army of censors operating under guidelines established by the Ideological Department of the Communist Party's Central Committee.

The universal practice of music teachers and radio presenters pronouncing it as "Handle" or "Hahndel" was considered sacrilege by Professor Lang.

That by the end of the century virtuoso instrumentation had become universal practice is attested by any work of Richard Strauss or Gustav Mahler.

Taking yourself to the woodshed is no fun, which is probably why it is not a universal practice in public life.