Sentence examples for viewpoints and practices from inspiring English sources
It is neither a bland latitudinarianism that admits any or all viewpoints and practices nor a fanatical intolerance but rather a subtle interplay of affirmation and rejection.
Teaching children how to engage in spiritual exercises like meditation familiarizes young minds with certain religious viewpoints and practices, they say, and a public classroom is no place for that.
She highlights the gap in the literature regarding studying teachers' viewpoints and practices, i.e., what they do and why they do it.
Viewpoints and practices unfold self-stabilizing dynamics, immunizing against the demand for change, and have been described as 'causal loops' in the establishment of conventions among GPs and in patients [ 28].
Current steroid-related viewpoints and practices contribute to the risk environment surrounding the use of these drugs and may undermine the goal of current public health strategies including harm reduction interventions.
Current harm reduction interventions face barriers caused by viewpoints, norms and practices among steroid users.
The drive that fuels Sangari's vision of social revolution is decidedly more Ghandi than Che: it demands freedom for a change in the viewpoint and practice of the people themselves, rather than a change of politics.
They are places to entertain new thoughts and try out opposing viewpoints and to practice tolerance and flexibility.
Based on a refinement of these categories, a reduced list of categories was compiled: uncertainties relating to the illicit market, viewpoints towards illicit suppliers and practices relating to the use of illicit market products.
The researchers believe that the results of this study will contribute to the research on the acceptance of healthcare information technologies, particularly with regards to mobile electronic medical records, based on the dual-factor viewpoints of academia and practice.
Viewpoints, first-hand anecdotes, norms and practices among groups of steroid users created boundaries of 'sensible' drug use, but also promoted practices that may increase the chance of harms occurring.
