Sentence examples for given the practice of from inspiring English sources
When A Trip to the Moon was made, film actors performed anonymously and no credits were given; the practice of supplying opening and closing credits in films was a later innovation.
Finally, given the practice of "pesticide divergence by market orientation," it is unlikely that U.S. standards will impact pesticide use among farmers producing for their own domestic markets [ 42].
The Kuwait specimens were obtained from fish markets; given the practices of Kuwaiti speedboat fishers, this shark can be supposed to inhabit shallow, coastal waters.
Increasingly, nonprofit experts are beginning to question one of the fastest-growing sectors of giving, the practice of building a donation into the purchase of items as varied as fine jewelry and Always feminine products.
They are businesspeople appalled at what other businesspeople have done to discredit global warming and help give the practice of public relations a bad name.
Democrats have once again begun beating the drum on breaking up big banks, claiming that Wells Fargo is too large to manage, given that the practice of opening unauthorized accounts has gone on for years.
The law will also make it harder for plaintiffs to engage in "libel tourism," the name given to the practice of using courts in England and Wales to sue foreign publications.
Despite the attention given to the practice of enteral nutrition in daily rounds by intensivists and ICU nurses, we were not adequately and accurately informed as to the adequacy of our feeding practice [ 6].
The Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) spent a decade suing individual file-sharers, only to give the practice up in the face of evident failure and public outrage.
Once people are arrested, they enter into the judicial system; and given the widespread practice of pre-trial detention, often straight into the hell of Latin America's prisons.
