Sentence examples for a pattern of practice from inspiring English sources

It's not just about stops on the New Jersey Turnpike, it's a pattern of practice at the U.S. Customs Service.

"It certainly raises the very serious question about whether there is a pattern of practice of constitutional violations, of excessive force, denial of right to counsel, coercive interrogations," said Bagenstos, now a law professor at the University of Michigan.

The feds are going to be looking for evidence that minorities are unfairly targeted by Chicago cops; that such targeting is a "pattern of practice," as the official term goes.

When the suit was filed by the Justice Department and state attorneys general in May 1998, it spoke of Microsoft's tactics against Netscape as part of a "pattern of practices".

The core of the case the Justice Department lawyers presented at trial was that Microsoft had illegally maintained its monopoly by engaging in a broad pattern of practices intended to stifle the competition posed by Internet software.

A labour strategy emerged out of the progressive alignment between these goals and an appropriate pattern of practices for the management of computer users, one at variance with strategic intentions founded on a smooth integration of technical and work systems.

E1 OBITUARIES B11 SPORTS D1-8 Athletes' Records Questioned Academic records of 39 football players and other athletes at the University of Tennessee show a pattern of questionable practices, according to an English professor there.

Ms. Bair also proposed making it easier for borrowers to sue lenders without having to show that they were engaged in a pattern of abusive practices, which is a requirement under the proposed Fed rules.

Lawyers for the City of Baltimore produced two former loan officers who described a pattern of discriminatory practices aimed at persuading blacks to take out what the officers called "ghetto loans," high-interest mortgages.

This seems to have been a pattern of action practiced since our country began beginning with slaves being brought over on the ships, to help build this new land.

To estimate the magnitude and patterns of such practices, a rapid assessment of injection practices was conducted.