Sentence examples for hidden practice from inspiring English sources

For the first time, corporations and their lobbyists are being required to disclose donations they make to the favorite causes of House and Senate members, and a review of thousands of pages of records shows the extent — and lavishness — of this once hidden practice.

Already, we've forced a spotlight to shine over this previously hidden practice.

This week alone, in an extraordinary expression of the power of nonviolence, a 66-day hunger strike by one jailed Palestinian forced Israelis, for the first time, to truly face and begin to debate the carefully hidden practice of administrative detention, imprisoning Palestinians without trial, criminal indictment or other due process.

On that subject, including the hidden practice of FGM in Britain and France, she made five films: "My proudest moment as a correspondent for Newsnight was when they once ran a programme that normally lasts 45 minutes, and 44 minutes of it was devoted to FGM".

However, FGC is a hidden practice which is difficult to detect.

The study discusses differences in perceptions about the factors driving formal payments and the largely hidden practice of IPs, and makes recommendations to reduce OOP payments and IPs taking into account values, institutions, and capacities of Moldova's health sector.

If it helps him, I join those who suggest calling him a journalist as he has bravely broadcast the fact that the emperor has no clothes or in other words, we can't secure our freedom by making him a scapegoat to hide practices that are not clearly supported by the Constitution in the first place.

This failure can be hidden in practice only by smuggling in unacknowledged idealizations, as with Skinner's reliance on laboratory conditions to suppress the effects of humans' capacity to make free and rational decisions.

In case you didn't realize, biotechnology using living organisms to make useful products—is not the elite, hidden art practiced only by boffins in white coats that some imagine it to be.

Where has Secretary Shinseki failed if, in fact, the inspector general's report documents deceptive medical appointment practices, collusion to hide such practices, and a continuing culture of delay and concealment?

And they do not hide the practice.