Sentence examples for britain practices from inspiring English sources
The moral horror that greeted Trump's policy of separating children from their parents at the US border isn't limited to the States: Britain practices it too, and with far less outcry.
Matthew O'Brien picks up on my France/Britain in the 20s comparison, and carries it forward through the 1930s: The key point is that the two countries reversed roles: Britain, which had practiced destructive orthodoxy in the 20s, floated the pound in 1931, while France clung to its restored gold standard and suffered accordingly.
I am not sure if the research that is conducted in general practice in Great Britain will have any meaning for Polish doctors".
In Francis Cornford's satire, Microcosmographia Academica (1908), the dons in Great Britain dismiss a proposal to change traditional practices at their college because "Nothing should ever be tried for the first time".
Great Britain was the last to jump on the bandwagon: it resisted the practice until 2010!
In Great Britain and many other jurisdictions, such questions are of little significance in view of the modern practice of taking emergency or special powers by statute.
In Switzerland, France and Great Britain it was difficult to distinguish effects due to feed processing differences from those arising from differences in feeding practices between mixed farms and farms with only ruminants, because typically feed producers with mixed production lines and mixed farms were spatially correlated.
More worryingly, Mrs Beckett hopes to "encourage" this kind of co-operation, along with other "best practices", in Britain.What could be wrong with that?
But changing the law and practices in Britain whose colonial yoke is sometimes blamed, rightly or wrongly, for exploiting and exacerbating India's social divisions would be a good start.
But, if current practices hold, it will pay next to no tax in Britain.. Osborne says he wants international agreement to make corporations pay more.
BRITAIN gets its democracy cheap.
