Sentence examples for a practice that had from inspiring English sources

Cardinal Ratzinger ruffled feathers almost upon arrival in Munich by ordering priests to return to celebrating First Communion and first confession in the same year, rather than having the first confession a year later, a practice that had become established over the previous decade, and which its advocates considered more appropriate for young children.

This raised the stakes in price discounting, a practice that had already been spreading for five years.

They are now actively searching for their own spokesman to represent their views, a practice that had been discontinued under Cardinal Danneels.

He was a member of perhaps the last generation of artists who were true to an ideal and a practice that had begun in the nineteenth century.

In utilizing coke instead of charcoal, he revived in Britain a practice that had been introduced by the ironmaster Dud Dudley in the early 1620s.

Maine voted to stop allowing people to register to vote on Election Day — a practice that had been credited with enrolling some 60,000 new voters in 2008.

So engineers spread the giant fans across hundreds of hectares of land--a practice that has created a backlash from people who find the turbines unsightly.

This is a practice that hasn't tired.

It is a practice that has a long history in this country.

"It's obviously a practice that has proliferated to an unacceptable amount," Mr. Skyler said.

Many worry that a more democratic government won't challenge a practice that has broad support.