Sentence examples for whose cultivation from inspiring English sources

Although the junzi is not quite as cultivated as the sagely person (shengren)—the rare person whose cultivation is so great that humane behaviour in any circumstance is practically natural he is a person of profound capacity and importance.

Mr. Imhoof is descended from a long line of beekeepers whose cultivation of bees and harvesting of their honey are still carried out in more or less traditional ways.

Such measures should apply only to specific crops whose cultivation would be incompatible with co-existence, and their geographical scale should be as limited as possible".[15].

Virtue is such a being's continually cultivated capacity to master her inclinations so as to fulfill her duties; a capacity whose cultivation and exercise is motivated by respect for the moral law.

The opinion is the latest blow in a long-running battle over MON810, also known as YieldGard, whose cultivation has been banned in a handful of European countries despite its approval by the European Commission in 1998.

This enrages environmentalists striving to combat the spread of palm oil, which is used in hundreds of foods and consumer products but whose cultivation constitutes a major threat to the survival of species like orangutans.

How appropriate is it to promote or permit the cultivation of GM crops in a country whose culture and economy is based on local biodiversity, agricultural tourism, DOP (Protected Origin Denomination) productions, high-quality wines and food?

But his lawyers cited the 2013 paper in their defense to FIFA, arguing that it indicated that benzoylecgonine could hang around in a body for centuries in other words, that Guerrero's tests simply showed that he, like La Doncella, at one point in the possibly distant past had consumed a sacred leaf whose ancient cultivation is overshadowed by its modern criminalization as a drug.

Alhough Kentucky says industrial hemp poses zero potential for drug abuse, federal authorities consider it a top-level narcotic whose domestic cultivation is banned.

Large scale rubber cultivation, whose use for tyres had just been discovered by the Scot John Boyd Dunlop, contributed to human rights abuses and cruel punishments like hand chopping, shocking even by the standards of other unenlightened colonial rulers.

Anthropic pressure on barley evolution continued through diversification, which progressively differentiated early domesticated plants into several genetically distinct accessions whose area of cultivation radiated from the Middle East to the rest of the globe (Comadran et al., 2012).