Sentence examples for because of the practice from inspiring English sources

The question reads: Because of the practice charge, and during the past 3 months (i.e. 'quarter'), did you (a) delay a physician contact [e.g. wait for the near end of the quarter], (b) avoid a physician contact [and cure yourself without professional treatment] or (c) make an additional physician contact [in order to obtain a referral to a specialist]?

It does not do so because of the practice of sex-selective abortion.

Health officials realized that the disease was spreading among livestock because of the practice of feeding them offal.

A new report in The Journal of the American Dental Association describes the case of two patients who needed extensive treatment because of the practice.

The government fails to attract and retain professionals with the right procurement skills and experience because of the practice of keeping pay below market rates for the job.

The lawsuit comes as political pressure grows because of the practice, as some Republican lawmakers have crossed party lines to call for its cessation.

And that the traditional Medicare program is paying more than it should because of the practices of many MA plans.

Many experience issues with the bookings, baggage or boarding cards, because of the practices of this unnecessary intermediary.

And is it true that many foreign fighters in Iraq joined Al Qaeda precisely because of the practices going on at Gitmo, as stated recently by Al Jazeera?

It said it is short-selling the bank's stock because of the practices it says it discovered.

In practice, care recipients probably do not have access to a wide range of treatments for depression, not because of their own treatment preferences but because of the practices of their particular care facility or their GP.