Sentence examples for departure from practice from inspiring English sources

Asked Monday about Larionov's departure from practice, Burns said, "I told you I'm not talking about that anymore".

It was a departure from practice, drawing harsh criticism from Democrats and even raising the eyebrows of Leonard Lance, the Republican chairman of the Assembly Budget Committee.

This, the AP says, was a "remarkable departure from practice".

The active involvement of women in the Palestinians' battle against Israel marks a clear departure from practices of the past and from a tradition-minded society where the men did the fighting and the women -- as so often in war -- did the grieving, the consoling of those who remain, the rebuilding of what is destroyed.

This was an unexplained departure from previous practice.

"This is a sharp departure from current practice," he said.

Actually, this rule is a dramatic departure from current practice.

The departure from past practice drew complaints of unfairness from Democrats, which Republicans briskly dismissed.

In a departure from normal practice, he did not attack Mr. Blair by name.

But in a departure from longstanding practice, his request was denied.

But the appointment of Mr. Scheinman was a departure from previous practice.