Herbert Swope inaugurated the practice about ten years ago.
John Quincy Adams inaugurated the practice by appointing one of his presidential rivals, Henry Clay, to that post.
In 1898, however, Lloyd's of London underwriters inaugurated the practice of adding "Free of Capture and Seizure" (F.C.&S). clauses to the basic policy forms, the effect of which was to remove war and similar risks from coverage.
Concerning praxes (practices), Ibn Taymiyyah believed that one could only require, in worship, those practices inaugurated by God and his Prophet and that one could only forbid, in social relations, those things forbidden by the Qurʾān and the sunnah.
Are you concerned that organic and sustainable practices inaugurated your foodstuffs?
"I'm abolishing 'found objects,' " referring to the broad practice inaugurated by Braque and Picasso and popularized by Duchamp of using everyday things in or as art objects.
Under Roy's leadership, the company expanded to markets in Europe and South America but inaugurated financial and tax practices that led to federal indictments and company instability.
The practice was inaugurated in January 1943, when a Pan Am Dixie Clipper carried Franklin D. Roosevelt across the submarine-infested Atlantic Ocean to attend a war summit with Winston Churchill in Casablanca, North Africa.
Next month, a research and advocacy center dedicated to moving the principle of responsibility to protect into practice is being inaugurated at the Ralph Bunche Institute for International Studies at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York.
This essay inaugurates a new practice atTheatre Journal to explicitly include digital scholarship among the works reviewed in this section.
The first king of the northern kingdom also inaugurated other religious reforms or reinstituted ancient practices that were interpreted as decadent by the Deuteronomic historian of the southern kingdom of Judah.
