Sentence examples for brought practices from inspiring English sources

Egyptian customs were tolerated; Romans brought practices and beliefs of their own.

Big Green coaches say players make between 500 and 800 tackles in practice each year, and figure that removing player-on-player contact has brought practice-field concussions down by 80%.

While PPCBR had some disadvantages for HCPs including decreased opportunity for education, limiting frank discussion about the baby's condition and additional time involved in the round, the introduction of PPCBR brought practice into alignment with the unit's philosophy.

Green projects help reduce the waste going to landfills and bring practices in line with environmental standards.

In addition, more colleges need to bring practice into the curriculum.

If we are to bring practice and research closer together, this must change.

For instance, he said that the Kennedy school "had an edge in bringing practicing experts to campus, while Woodrow Wilson's strength was in the quality of its teaching".

We therefore consider to plan and to promote audits at different hospitals, and to include intensive educational programs addressed to bring practice into line with published information as urgent measures.

They also brought back practices that had seemingly been discredited during the first boom.

Wax retired in 1978, and was succeeded by Harry Danziger, who brought traditional practices back to the congregation.

Some say Peter Craven, an English potter, brought the practice with him in 1750.