Sentence examples for become usual practice from inspiring English sources

It has now become usual practice for the Lega Nord's 60 MPs and 30 senators to boo each time they hear Fratelli d'Italia (Brothers of Italia) play.

The physical training part of this study was chosen pragmatically on the background of what has become usual practice at a university clinic with physiotherapists who are well trained and well acquainted with evidence-based practice.

Inevitably pill splitting has become usual daily practice to obtain various dose strengths.

And yet, that's become common practice.

This has become common practice in Syria.

Ed was dozing in his wheelchair, as had become usual.

"It has become a usual practice for the Russian president to win contests like this," he writes.

Our estimates of the costs assuming 20% would require two injections were based on separate treatment sessions; the costs would be even lower if the two injections are given in the same session, which would probably become the usual practice.

Due to the current lack of exhaustive databases describing functional non-coding DNA elements, it has become a usual practice to indirectly infer the biological role of selected non-coding elements from the functional analysis of their flanking genes.

Crossing the border to sell goods for a better price or to buy cheaper products or services also became a usual practice in the China-Vietnam borderlands.

In England in the later Middle Ages, the term esquire (armiger) was used to denote holders of knights' estates who had not taken up their knighthood, and from this practice it became usual to entitle the principal landowner in a parish "the squire".