Sentences with phrase «emphasis do in practice»

Many sites and festivals that have a «sacred» emphasis do in practice indulge in various forms of nature worship, sometimes overt.

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There needs to be an emphasis in the yoga community at large on the importance of doing a yoga practice that focuses on balance over flexibility and hip joint integrity over hip joint «opening».

«The emphasis in restorative practices is on active involvement in repairing the harm done, rather than on passive acceptance of punishment,» says Ted Wachtel, president and founder of the International Institute for Restorative Practices (IIRP).

The emphasis in restorative practices is on active involvement in repairing the harm done, rather than on passive acceptance of punishment.

Buried in a footnote early in the DCL is this political time bomb: «State education officials should examine policies and practices for resource allocation among districts [emphasis added] to ensure that differences among districts do not have the unjustified effect of discriminating on the basis of race.»

There is an emphasis of action, on doing — closing the gap between what is known about best practice and what faculty and staff actually do day in and day out.

Faxon - Mills and colleagues (2013) found that performance - based assessments — like those promised in the new Common Core assessment systems — do have the potential to drive positive changes in teaching practices, including encouraging greater classroom emphasis on critical thinking and real - world problem solving.

Emphasis is on compliance rather than practice; educators stay in their silos and do not collaborate; opportunities to grow are lost; and professional learning does not translate into student learning.

In interviewing parents who had experience with enrolling a special education student in a charter school and faced exclusionary practices in the early years of the RSD, Marcell found that parents perceive certain charter schools with an emphasis on college preparation or STEM as not «disability friendly» and do not attempt to enroll their students (2010In interviewing parents who had experience with enrolling a special education student in a charter school and faced exclusionary practices in the early years of the RSD, Marcell found that parents perceive certain charter schools with an emphasis on college preparation or STEM as not «disability friendly» and do not attempt to enroll their students (2010in a charter school and faced exclusionary practices in the early years of the RSD, Marcell found that parents perceive certain charter schools with an emphasis on college preparation or STEM as not «disability friendly» and do not attempt to enroll their students (2010in the early years of the RSD, Marcell found that parents perceive certain charter schools with an emphasis on college preparation or STEM as not «disability friendly» and do not attempt to enroll their students (2010).

With a strong emphasis on emerging artistic practice, That Art Fair, which hopes to run again alongside the Joburg Art Fair in September, looks to offer ``... an accessible platform for African artists who work under the radar of the traditional art establishment and who do things a little differently.»

Works were selected to highlight the depth and breadth of artistic practice in Iraq, but also to expose a shared emphasis on the nature of everyday life there, exemplified by a determination «to make do and get by» and an inventiveness borne out of necessity in extraordinary historical circumstances.

As the ICJ made clear in the Nicaragua case, practice unaccompanied by opinio juris does not contribute to modifying customary rules concerning the use of force (para. 207; emphasis mine):

If the course were set up with an emphasis on helping new lawyers to open their own practices or operate in very small partnerships, it could provide training on precisely those things that solos need to know and that big firms don't teach during articles: financial management, overhead costs, marketing, business development, client relations, and much more.

As the ICJ made clear in the Nicaragua case, practice unaccompanied by opinio juris does not contribute to modifying customary rules concerning the use of force (para. 207; emphasis mine):