Sentence examples for introduced the practice from inspiring English sources

Theodore Roosevelt also introduced the practice of issuing substantive executive orders.

They also introduced the practice of "ripping" stars who refused to sign -- hollering, insulting and teasing mercilessly.

He introduced the practice of quarantine into Germany, and his books make many references to miners' occupational diseases.

The Melbourne Games introduced the practice of athletes marching into the closing ceremonies together, not segregated by nation.

However, experience in America which introduced the practice in the 1970s suggests that it raises a host of problems.

One cannot believe you would adopt this stance if, for example, the Scientologists or other more recent religious or quasi-religious orders, introduced the practice.

Here he introduced the practices of prayer, private confession, and common discipline described in his book Gemeinsames Leben (1939; Life Together).

Again, this references their duty to protect officers' identities from criminal gangs – yet they displayed no such compassion for the families of deceased children when introducing the practice of using the identities of dead infants to prop up fake identities.

Choe Sang-Hun (NYT Delll to Expense Employee Stock Options in 2006 Shareholders of Dell Inc. voted yesterday in favor of expensing employee stock options, reinforcing the company plans to introduce the practice in 2006.

This article introduces the practice and theory of subsidizing at different rates the private financial contributions made to different categories of charitable or publicly beneficial civic activities.

Liberal politicians in the Norwegian Parliament struggled to introduce the practice of calling government ministers in for questioning.