Sentence examples for a normal practice in from inspiring English sources
Friday's service was attended by a number of Sunni political officials, many of whom brought their own guards, a normal practice in Iraq.
We were traveling with journalists from the German public television station ZDF, a normal practice in such conditions — safety in numbers.
"Although we know it's a normal practice in China, we never pay the media," said Jean-Michel Dumont, chairman of Ruder Finn Asia.
Long-ago conversations such as his purported meeting with Miss Atkins as a teenage messenger boy in London during the Blitz are rendered verbatim; not a normal practice in history books.
"It's a normal practice in Maguindanao and in the other provinces here," said the Rev. Jonathan Domingo, a Roman Catholic priest who is the coordinator of an election monitoring group called Bantay Halalan.
We have not "handed over the Alpha chip to Intel" — we've just contracted for manufacturing, a normal practice in the industry.
But John S. Martin Jr., a former federal judge and United States attorney in Manhattan who was hired to coordinate the city's response to the subpoenas, said the arrangement was a normal practice, especially in corporate cases, and depends on the lawyer steadfastly honoring his obligation to his client.
He was given a rifle from an early age, a normal practice for a boy in the country.
In a normal practice, several practice nurses support the physician mainly in administrative things like arranging appointments for patients, answering telephone calls, preparing and providing the patient files and so on.
The objectives of this study were to determine the prevalence of CKD among a general population of gout patients in a normal practice setting, and to investigate the impact of CKD on allopurinol dosing and uric acid control.
Respondents were more likely to accept screening if healthcare professionals emphasised to them that screening was a normal practice that many young people engaged in and stressed that testing was a good, responsible thing to do.
