Sentence examples for in line with the practices from inspiring English sources

His fiscal and agrarian enactments were in line with the practices of the Han dynasty or Confucian precepts.

Reasoning Mind developed the Genie 2 platform in 2005, designing instruction in line with the practices of expert teachers (Khachatryan et al. 2014) within a system where students receive immediate, individualized feedback while learning, primarily from a pedagogical agent known as the Genie.

But force-feeding -- while in line with the practices of civilian penitentiaries controlled by the federal Bureau of Prisons -- puts the U.S. government at odds with much of the medical and international community.

Relaxing the absurdly high standards of the Sullivan rule - in line with the practices of all the other democracies with whom we claim kinship - would initially result in employment for large numbers of lawyers (an added bonus! Work for all those law school grads whose firm jobs have dried up).

4 46 In line with the practices of coaches working with rowers in Great Britain, 49 the rowers in this study engaged in strength and power training, predominately consisting of squats, cleans and lower-body plyometrics.

Because of practical reasons and in line with the practice in other industries (e.g. for food additives: European Commission Health and Consumer Protection Directorate-General, 2001), ingredients have usually been evaluated as design principles rather than repeatedly for each product.

In line with the practice of Gilbert and George over many years, it consists of a number of panels.

In line with the practice under successive governments we do not release information relating to the intelligence agencies or special forces.

At chains where there is table service, Tootsies and the Real Greek, serving staff are allowed to keep cash tips in line with the practice of most restaurants.

The decision, he said, was in line with the practice elsewhere in Hollywood, where studios like Warner Brothers and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer kept the names of their founders long after they had left.

They want the United States to adopt what is called a territorial system, in which companies pay taxes on profits only in the country where they were earned, in line with the practice in many other nations.