Sentence examples for archaic practice from inspiring English sources
Disenfranchising felons is an archaic practice, at odds with basic American values about both punishment and democracy.
Her relationship with Calder was the only reason that the author continued with the archaic practice of having separate hardback and paperback publishers.
But petitioners say the "archaic" practice – which is only effective against laws proposed by backbenchers and to which government business is essentially immune – needs to be curbed.
We urge them to leave this archaic practice behind and move towards developing innovative and humane research methods for the 21st century".
New York is one of only thirteen states that has no provision for early voting, and instead employs the archaic practice of giving voters only two choices: show up at the polls on Election Day or vote by absentee ballot.
It was outlawed in 2005, but sporadic reports of women and girls dying in attacks by wild animals and from snake bites, or being raped while they are in seclusion in these sheds, indicate the archaic practice still continues in Nepal's remote west.
"We're very grateful for Uefa's swift and firm action condemning such cruel and archaic practices," she said.
That means different things to different people, but some fighters have alarmed Christians by calling for archaic practices from the days of the caliphates, like taxing religious minorities.
Others warn that Sunburst's requirements can be avoided by such archaic practices as talking in person or by phone rather than by e-mail.
"There is an increasing need to evolve and reinvent archaic practices into modern approaches, delivering and reporting audience- and engagement-based measurement".
Since January, he has often said that one of his priorities is to upgrade the technological systems of a department that sometimes seems rooted in archaic practices.
