Sentence examples for a previous practice from inspiring English sources
The move comes after an internal Justice Department debate in which Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr. argued that there was no legal basis for a previous practice of not disclosing links to such surveillance, several Obama administration officials familiar with the deliberations said.
Further assume that an individual who adopts the trait may abandon it or revert to a previous practice.
For example, just some normalisation 'outcomes' that might be considered are: level of use; increasing use over time; amount of shift from one practice to another; disappearance of a previous practice; reported acceptability of a practice; or measures of quality of work stemming from use of the practice.
Contrary to all previous practice, he wants to cut taxes even further in the face of "wartime" deficits.
That the Bank of England even issued a statement after its monetary policy meeting was a departure from previous practice and showed that Mr. Carney, the former governor of the Canadian central bank, is making his mark just days after taking office.
But the appointment of Mr. Scheinman was a departure from previous practice.
Mafiosi were kept in jail pending appeal (a departure from previous practice).
In a break from previous practice, the government will be able to force banks to accept aid.
Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy signed a two-year contract with the Board of Education yesterday that allows him to quit at any time, technically a departure from previous practice.
In a departure from previous practice, the IPT posted advance notice of this week's hearing on its website, explaining that the case is "against the intelligence agencies in respect of alleged interception activity involving UK and US access to communications".
The statement, issued along with the bank's monthly interest rate announcement, was itself a departure from previous practice and showed that Mr. Carney, who became governor on Monday, is already making his mark on procedures.
