Sentence examples for had a practice of from inspiring English sources
He had a practice of astonishing breadth on behalf of a roster of well-known clients.
Travel agents don't charge the airlines anything; the airlines have always had a practice of paying commissions to travel agents to encourage them to sell tickets.
Well, surgery has long had a practice of actively discussing one's complications with one's immediate peers peers at one's own hospital.
Well, surgery has long had a practice of actively discussing one's complications with one's immediate peers — peers at one's own hospital.
Bank of America said it could not comment "on an active matter" but that it had a practice of cooperating with investigators.
The settlement ends a suit filed in 1999 in Federal District Court in Manhattan in which the commission said Woolworth had a practice of selecting employees for termination because they were 40 and older.
"I have a Police Department that arrests felons," Mr. Barrett said, "He has a practice of hiring them".
He has a practice of hiring them," Barrett said in one of the night's most memorable lines.
But the department has a practice of allowing penthouses to rise beyond the permitted elevation, its spokeswoman, Kate Lindquist, said.
BECAUSE they are suing in federal court, they have to prove that the city has a practice of tolerating lies by the police.
The EU, in the minutes of its "Civil Society Dialogue" in June, emphasised that it "does not have a practice of excluding specific economic sectors from ISDS".
