Sentence examples for become general practice from inspiring English sources
But this sort of thing has become general practice, as I discovered recently at my local NatWest bank where I have been a customer for about 30 years.
Early obstetric discharge has become general practice in most Western countries [ 11], and collaboration is one of the methods of ensuring accessibility and continuity of care in postnatal follow-up and in the prevention of such problems as the cessation of breastfeeding, hospitalization of the baby for jaundice [ 12] and parent-child-attachment issues.
Overall, men became general practice principals and hospital consultants more quickly than women did (table 4, fig 2).
It is only a few years ago that Miss Hosmer used to swagger with pistols in her belt, but it is not likely that the practice has become general with ladies.
"A governmental practice that has become general throughout the United States, and particularly one that has the validation of long, accepted usage, bears a strong presumption of con- stitutionality". McIntyre, supra, at 375 ( Scalia, J., dissenting).
(Ms. Nolan is leaving private practice at the end of November to become general counsel at George Washington University).
Indeed, a number of prominent bloggers took AP to task (see here and here) for sending the takedown notice and ignoring what has become the general practice in the blogging community of using headlines and excerpted quotes from MSM sources.
An understanding of why rural Australian GPs choose to become postgraduate general practice training supervisors may help inform recruitment and retention strategies for policy makers and educational administrators at a time when demand is increasing.
A catalog entry explains that after the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 B.C)., "it became a general practice to substitute figurines in place of living people in tombs of the deceased".
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