Sentence examples for disputed practices from inspiring English sources

The committee also took issue with the fact that the government appeared not to keep records of the frequency or scope of disputed practices like midnight arrests.

Mortgage industry executives contend that some disputed practices, like prepayment penalties, offer crucial assurances to investors and help widen the pool of money available to low-income borrowers.

Plaintiffs' lawyers said that the cost to Cigna would exceed $200 million, based on what the case disclosed about disputed billing practices.

EXTRA POINTS Pete Kendall, the guard who is locked in a contract dispute, practiced Wednesday but said that no progress had been made in negotiations.

E-mails show that Dan Karson, the chairman of Kroll Americas' Investigations and Disputes practice, contacted Weinstein at his personal e-mail address with information about women with allegations.

The decision says "the government has the right to tell investors how to price," said Michael Polkinghorne, a partner with White & Case in Paris who heads the contract disputes practice.

Tenet, already the subject of numerous regulatory inquiries regarding its more recent billing practices, disputed the government's claims.

These theories are now heavily disputed, but the practice still exists.

In the dairy industry it is common practice to separate cow and calf shortly after birth but this practice is disputed because of animal welfare concerns.

Although this practice was disputed throughout the Middle Ages and up until the nineteenth century, it has regained interest in the latest years, and several recent studies showed that facial appearance is indeed linked to different psychological processes and behaviors [2 4].

4, 5 As neoadjuvant chemotherapy is becoming increasingly more important in clinical practice, a disputed issue is the development of resistance to the cytotoxic agents as well as cross-resistance to substances patients have never been exposed to before.