Sentence examples for have been common practice from inspiring English sources
Such lump sum payments by clubs to agents have been common practice in the Premier League, although the proposed new regulations, which the agents are opposing, will outlaw this and require players, not clubs, to pay agents.
Advisory boards have been common practice in the technology industry for a number of years, as they provide start-ups with expertise, contacts, and credibility.
These proofs have been common practice with both mouse and primate ESC and iPSC lines [1], [10], [11], [30].
They come from 53 rural villages in the regions of Fatick, Kolda and Thiès, where circumcisions have been common practice.
The exceptions have been vertical programs such as national disease control programs where financial incentives have been common practice and are considered to be a key to the success of these interventions [ 23].
Integrating inorganic fertilizers (NPK) with organic materials have been common practices for sustainable agriculture production in low-productivity paddy soil.
"But a lot of what might have been common practices before are being put into legislation so China can argue it's operating under the rule of law".
But many Taiwanese say they believe that the charges against Mr. Soong are politically motivated, especially because the concealment of political donations and secret doling out of funds to gain allies have been common practices in Taiwan.
