Sentence examples for became a common practice from inspiring English sources

During and after World War II, in-service training by employers became a common practice.

Funnily enough, pocket money only became a common practice in families around the 1940s and 50s; perhaps it was a small cultural expression of satisfaction following the upheaval of depression, war and evacuation - children's pocket money signifying peace and prosperity.

This kind of apprenticeship to a master whose poetic style was thus continued became a common practice in the Muslim world (especially in Muslim India) right up to the 19th century.

Occasionally Weisweiler incorporated plaques of Sèvres porcelain or decorative panels created during the reign of King Louis XIV (breaking up earlier pieces for such ornamentation became a common practice in the late 18th century).

Apprenticeship on traditional lines was maintained for skilled craftsmanship; for less-skilled work "learnership" became a common practice, providing the newcomer with opportunities to learn by working with others.

Fraudulent billings and false statements to health officials became "a common practice at Maxim from 2003 through 2009," according to a statement from the United States attorney's office in Newark, N.J.

But that is not likely to become a common practice anytime soon.

The land tax had become a common practice by Zhanguo times.

"I think this will become a common practice," Mr. Ubois said.

Vocal abuse has become a common practice; the Rutgers men's basketball program is just one of many glaring examples.

On-package labeling could become a common practice as retailers like Walmart and Target roll out programs vetting the chemical ingredients in personal care products.