In a BBC interview filmed after she qualified for Rio back in April, Karmakar recalls a humble upbringing, practicing gymnastics without proper equipment and in borrowed clothes.
The Egna Minnen Beträffande Uppfostran (My Memories of Upbringing) for Children [EMBU-C] [ 19] was developed to assess children's and adolescents' perception of parents' rearing practices.
For "the young do not find it pleasant to live in a temperate way". That is why one of the things on this ancient picture of governance, one of the things the law must prescribe is their upbringing and practices.
Kent Greenawalt glosses it as "a wide range of ways in which evidence about a defendant's cultural upbringing or practices could influence legal judgment about his guilt or responsibility".
It was the children of bankers and managing directors who had to apologize for their upbringing, and practice roughening their too refined accents.
Of course, "blackness," in all its indefinable-ness is key, because of my identification as a black woman, my 1960's "upbringing," and my practice of blackness as homage to the richness of black culture and critique of white privilege and supremacy.
My upbringing colors my practice of medicine.
When it comes to tending to her actual visage, Ms. Keys, who grew up in Iowa and now lives in Boca Raton, Fla., says her beauty regimen is a mix of her upbringing and her demanding practice and travel schedule.
Throughout, Perloff emphasizes the degree to which these authors derived their linguistic and cultural energies from distinct regional cultures, different family upbringings, and diverse linguistic practices.
As for different methods of upbringing, the most common practice seems to be advising as a method for encouragement and verbal threat as a punishment.
