Sentence examples for domestic practice from inspiring English sources

The upside: years of domestic practice mean that I know precisely how to effect the perfect home-cleaning solution.

No longer a quaint domestic practice involving the recycling of fabric scraps, quilting is a $2 billion a year industry, said Shelly Zegart of the Alliance for American Quilts, and an art form that "holds the memory of women in this country".

In domestic practice it is shown, for the first time, that taking into account rigidity of a plate changes not only deforming nature of a tie, but it dramatically varies qualitative characteristics of a loading strength of a tie.

At this stage, development in the awareness of biosorption has gained robust consistency during recent years due to its eco-friendly nature, very profitable, exceptional performance, vigorous process and less costly domestic practice for remediating even tremendously metal-contaminated water (Volesky 2001).

While American companies complain about the domestic practice of "hometowning"–dragging a corporate defendant to some small-town courthouse with plaintiff-friendly juries that's nothing compared with what investors face in emerging markets with ill-formed legal systems and rampant corruption.

For example, you might work in a domestic practice in rural Pennsylvania, but represent a client who operates an online retailer.

In 610 the ruthless domestic practices and weak foreign policy of the emperor Phocas (reigned 602 610) were challenged by the Exarch of Carthage.

A spokesman for Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu, a top firm that has discussed acquiring both overseas and some domestic practices from Andersen, declined to comment on the status of any talks.

In fact, domestic practices are both rooted in social distinctions and used to manipulate them.

When city governments adopted these distinct interventions they encountered quite distinct sorts of resistance because of the house fly's tight links with urban nature and domestic practices.

In the case of Japan, international gestures conflict with domestic practices: whilst the letter and spirit of the Kono statement have been uphold, Japanese government officials have refused to recognize comfort women as sexual slaves.