Sentence examples for is now the practice from inspiring English sources

He is now the practice leader at Nixon Peabody's government investigations and white collar defense team.

By contrast, it is now the practice for every course to have a detailed set of aims and objectives.

The bill also empowers the police to open investigations to find the culprits, rather than simply waiting to catch them in the act, which is now the practice.

The various models share a basic idea: In addition to each country's raising money by issuing its own bonds, as is now the practice, they would put at least some of the debt into a common pool.

The first would be an all-payer system on the German or Swiss model, perhaps on a statewide basis, with some adjustments for smaller regional cost differentials (urban versus rural, for example), as is now the practice in the Medicare price schedules.

"Because of public health policy considerations, it is now the practice of the Manhattan D.A.'s office not to introduce condoms as evidence in individual loitering for prostitution or prostitution cases,"said Erin M. Duggan, the chief spokeswoman for the office.

But as is now the White House practice, officials will provide no further details, citing security.

The test will be given during the school day — not on a Saturday, as is now the common practice.

In a series of essays published in the nineteen-seventies, Kass opposed what is now the commonplace practice of in-vitro fertilization.

Early "aggressive" parenteral nutrition is now the recommended practice for very low birthweight infants [ 1, 12, 13].

Distal, function-preserving amputations or even non-amputational approaches are now the usual practice [ 31].