Sentence examples for version of the practice from inspiring English sources

But after Comcast sought to create its own version of the practice to replace Excite@Home's effort, some privacy advocates expressed concern.

A more extreme version of the practice, known as Pharaonic circumcision or infibulation, accounts for 15percentt of cases globally and involves the removal of all external genitalia and a stitching up of the vaginal opening.

Something similar to the Sextian version of the practice is found in lines 40 44 of the Golden Verses, a pseudepigraphical treatise consisting of 71 Greek hexameter verses, which were ascribed to Pythagoras or the Pythagoreans.

Marital infidelity has been around as long as marriage itself, and there's nothing insightful or unique about Woods' version of the practice, our culture's gluttonous obsession over its lurid details notwithstanding.

Chronicling the stories of indigenous people who labored on plantations and in mines, Reséndez corrects a blind spot in our understanding of North American history and illuminates mechanisms by which present-day versions of the practice endure.

A hospital in Seattle, the Harborview Medical Centre, considered it in response to requests from local Somali women, who wanted an alternative to the extreme versions of the practice (which can involve forcing the almost complete closure of the vagina with scar tissue).

Some states have begun curtailing their versions of the practice.

A more modern version of this practice is the so-called "centering prayer," whose ancient origins can be traced to the writings of St. John of the Cross and other early contemplatives.

Workers typically raise the cash by taking on debts that tie them to employers a modern-day version of the ancient practice of bonded labour.

He regularly meets with the republic's imams, and speaks of the importance of imparting "true" or "correct" Islam, which amounts to an updated version of the Sufi practice long found in Chechnya, overlaid with a message of loyalty to the state.

As much as fundamentalists foam at the mouth over the very fantasy that Sharia law will be imposed in America -- an unlikely prospect -- they are not at all reluctant to impose a Christian fundamentalist version of the same practice.