Sentence examples for is normal practice for from inspiring English sources

There are security arrangements in place for Sir Fred, as is normal practice for departing executives.

It is normal practice for a nation not to extradite one of its own citizens.

When he resigned in March, the board did not feel it appropriate to ask him to work his notice period and exercised its right to put him on gardening leave, which is normal practice for a senior executive".

Although you criticize the Siddha Yoga Meditation Web site for selling tapes and other materials to support its nonprofit mission, you neglect to mention that this is normal practice for religious entities.

A DfT spokeswoman said: "Dame Colette Bowe was initially commissioned in March 2015 to carry out an internal review of the rail investment programme, as is normal practice for schemes of this size.

It is normal practice for the state to disclose, asses and analyse certain facts in every administrative sector, but only the domain of media elicits such attention from the central bodies of the state.

And yet that appears to be normal practice for recruitment in the higher echelons of the business world.

A BBC spokesperson indicated it was "normal practice" for non-executive directors to step down after completing two terms.

A pilot for a major European airline who has flown over Ukraine since the conflict began said it was normal practice for airlines to fly over conflict zones.

Obviously, in Restoration days (the first poet laureate John Dryden was appointed to the position in 1668), it was normal practice for poets (and playwrights) to have patrons.

Photograph: Maxim Zmeyev/Reuters 6.05pm BST My colleague Dan Milmo in London reports that it has been normal practice for airlines to fly over conflict zones since the Ukraine conflict began.