Sentences with phrase «one's present practice»

Founded in 2005, the series focuses on presenting the practices of artists, curators, critics, dealers, various other arts professionals through an online audio format.

Presents practices in a step - by - step planner to assist schools in designing and implementing effective professional development programs.

But this scenario should not be set over against one in which present practices continue with no sacrifices.

Such a move would represent a substantial departure from present practices.

They explore ways in which past and present practices enable people to use technologies to interact with one another across cultural boundaries.

In my view, it can only be beneficial to relate present practices to past examples if one wishes to avoid endless repetition.

Our intuitive dashboard presents your practice data in a user - friendly, straightforward manner.

In marriage and divorce, at present practice is all there is.

I will suggest three drawn out metaphors to present the practice of the debate and a slight interpretation to leave other perceptions and other interpretations to emerge in front of these images.

This allows you the opportunity to present your practice in a truly specific manner — a feature that is lacking in many similar services.

Since each book presents a practice area from the Oregon perspective, you'll find explanations of Oregon cases, statutes, and administrative rules throughout.

Today, while continuing the work of Time Banking, Edgar Cahn has embarked on a civil rights initiative to address racial disparity by proposing to shift the focus from past to future by formally giving officials a future choice between continuing with present practices that often result in racially disparate impact, with validated, less expensive and replicable alternatives.

His subliminal associations of images present a practice which is rare amongst artists in Toronto, where issues of representation have received considerable attention.

A new book, Earth Science Puzzles: Making Meaning From Data, aims to help students of earth and environmental sciences decode images by presenting practice puzzles consisting of real - world scientific data.

Probably all of them would like to end present practices of confirmation and certainly to eliminate the term «confirmation.»

Bass presents practicing the sabbath as a countercultural habit of claiming a weekly day for resting in God's blessings.

We need to tell better stories about the economy than those that justify present practice.

The moral demand for humane treatment of the criminal and the sense of social responsibility for seeking his rehabilitation are precious achievements of civilization, however tragically inadequate present practice may be.

Present practices give an outsider the impression that church members and their pastors are right while the outsider must somehow be wrong.

If members of a confirmation class join church and then «drop out,» it is because present practice only ritualizes their right to decide whether they will go to church or not.

Much agriculture in the United States is unsustainable, that is to say present practices are causing soil deterioration with reduction in crop yields.

That really is shameful — and it's grossly negligent for that website to present practicing without a license like its NBD.

The maps «help identify those places where environmental conditions alone don't explain everything,» he says, and help focus attention on other factors — such as past political or economic developments — that may have shaped present practices.

This exhibition of paintings and watercolours, split across the gallery's two venues (28 avenue Matignon and 6 rue du Pont de Lodi), presents a practice premised upon the tension between raw material — whether canvas, found object, or space — and the artist's respectful intervention into it.

Responding to this demand, We have as much time as it takes presented practices that exposed — directly or symbolically — the often unquestioned and overlooked systems and economies related to such a situation.

Featuring two interrelated components, the first part of the exhibition presents the practices of artists whose images and works have long been associated with the exploration of the West by way of the automobile.

These books present practice management and technology topics in a format that can be read in (more or less) an hour.

Here, Mary Lacity, Leslie Willcocks and Andrew Burgess present practices used by clients, providers and advisors to realize value from LSO.

Day 4: Saturday 9:15 am — 12:30 pm David Nylund MSW, PhD presents a practice discussion highlighting various narrative therapy practices of therapeutic letter writing with children and youth that he first learned through David Epston and Michael White (video emphasis on ADHD, temper taming, bullying and fears).

Meeting the Needs of Immigrant Children and Youth in Child Welfare (PDF - 74 KB) Torrico (2010) Children, Youth and Families Practice Update Explains the challenges immigrant families face, including those involved in child welfare agencies, and presents practice strategies for the child welfare workers who assist them.

Nicholas Mangan: Limits to Growth continues MUMA's much anticipated and celebrated annual survey exhibition series that presents the practices of Australia's most exciting and innovative mid-career artists.

The New York School of the Arts» Gallery is pleased to present PRACTICES IN SCULPTURE May 14 - June 1, 2018 Opening Reception: Thursday, May 24th, 2018 5:00 to 7:00 pm

[11] Indeed, contrary to present practice, most preferred shares had voting rights equal to those of the common shares.

Present practices are not sustainable.

Our present practices can be sustained until we have exhausted global forests.

This would be much closer to what was envisioned by the founding fathers than is present practice.

«If Jesus were a religious reformer... bent on correcting «abuse» and «present practice,»» Sanders reasons, «we should hear charges [elsewhere in the Gospels] of immorality, dishonesty, and corruption directed against the priests» — charges that are largely missing.

If we are clearer about their importance, we may be able, with only modest adjustment of present practice, to do a better job of inculcating them.