Sentence examples for become a standard practice from inspiring English sources

The brand's identity began to evolve as early as 1997, becoming known as a no-frills American-made manufacturer of quality products that rejected what has become a standard practice of human exploitation in the apparel industry.

He expressed frustration yesterday that the system had not become a standard practice across the sport.

Search engine optimisation has become a standard practice for most online organisations over the past couple of years, theguardian.com included.

Kidney exchange has become a standard practice in the US and we study how efficient is this market.

These businesses are the pioneers of what will soon become a standard practice, like the early customers of eBay or Amazon, and the first viewers of YouTube.

It has become a standard practice to employ one or more OMICs assays to deconstruct the molecular mechanisms underlying a biological system.

"When the unions come in, the issue of the turkey becomes a standard practice," he said.

His reharmonization of pop tunes became a standard practice among modern jazz musicians, horn players as well as pianists.

Prior to Bancorp, the exercise of director discretion after stockholder approval of general (but meaningful) limits in plans became a standard practice for U.S. companies.

According to descriptions offer during the civil trial, a "sophisticated, industrialised methodology for gathering news stories by unlawful means" became a "standard practice" for some journalists within MGN.

The state was "insolvent" even before the financial crisis hit in 2008, the report said, but that was hard to detect because "budget gimmicks became a standard practice".