Sentence examples for common practice across from inspiring English sources

"That's a common practice across the board.

This was a common practice across Europe at the time.

I firmly believe hacking was common practice across Fleet Street".

"Black landings" are still common practice across the EU, and prosecutions still take place.

The outsourcing of individual council services to large private corporate companies such as Capita, Serco and BT has been common practice across local government for four decades.

Secondly, if a club takes care of the player's agent's fee, pays it on behalf of the player, which is common practice across football, that payment constitutes a financial benefit for the player, on top of his salary.

Leaders, like those at this company, often assume that if a practice worked in one place, it will in another and they want to reap the benefits of sharing common practices across locations.

One of the common practices across Afghanistan, and probably in most developing countries, is not to seek medical care until the illness becomes life threatening.

Predictive policing algorithms are becoming common practice in cities across the US.

This speaks to what is going on in Pennsylvania, but this is a common practice in states across the country.

One example cited by critics was Mr. Kerrey's disregard of an outside consultant's recommendation that the academic budget be separate from the overall budget, a common practice at universities across the country.