Sentence examples for whatever practices from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the contention might be that what people are due, what people have a moral right to, what justice and fairness require, is conformity to whatever practices promote overall welfare and equality.

Rosenzweig's educational program made the re-discovery of one's own personal Jewish life, or the renewed commitment to one's own Jewishness the starting point of the path of Jewish learning, and thereby sought to ensure that whatever was learned, whatever practices were taken on, would become part of a living Judaism.

Whatever practice does no harm to you or others is fair game.

1. Be stubborn about your practice: whatever practice you do to stay grounded, balance, and open, whether it is meditation or yoga or running or whatever, you have to protect your practice time with discipline at this time of year.

Continue to row, following whatever practice the coach tells you.

But whatever those practices, confidence levels, and profiles are, this breadth makes it all the more important to know the costs and benefits of employing usability engineering for the site or application, and the costs of not employing usability engineering.

Whatever yoga practices you engage in should help you resolve your obstacles to enlightenment -- in other words, should help you resolve your relationships with others and thus bring you to the state of yoga.

He's always getting his hands up on a pass rush or whatever during practice.

I think whatever your practice you should touch base with ballet.

Whatever the practice, though, scores of governments have the potential to wield strong monitoring powers over their citizens.

And whatever standard practice may be, surely as one of climate science's senior figures, Jones should take some responsibility for its misdemeanours?